Ontario Passes the Working for Workers Act
With its passage of the Working for Workers Act, the Ontario government took a bold step towards pro-worker competition by banning the use of non-competes across the province.
‘It’s disgusting’: Legal professionals outraged as Dye & Durham sharply hikes prices for critical software
Dye & Durham faces backlash from legal professionals after steep price hikes on essential software, reigniting concerns over its growing market power.
Canada’s efficiencies defence may enable Rogers-Shaw merger
“In other words, if a merger creates a significant amount of cost savings, it is legal under Canadian law, even if it hurts consumers. These cost savings often come from laying off staff, which may exacerbate the harm these mergers can inflict on Canadians. Ultimately, the increased revenues from higher prices and cost savings accrue to business owners and shareholders, exacerbating economic inequity.”

