As Blue Jays fans stare down high-priced World Series tickets, can provinces really stop scalpers?

Thousands of Canadians eager to watch the Blue Jays play in the World Series for the first time since 1993, who have dealt with impossibly long lines and exorbitantly high prices, are once again turning their frustrations toward a familiar target — Ticketmaster.

Amazon cloud outage downed sites for millions of users, exposing risks of overdependence

A few days after Amazon's cloud services company AWS had an outage that for millions of users plunged popular websites and apps into the dark, questions still linger about why we're so reliant on a handful of companies in the first place — and why it might be hard to prevent another outage.

Should Canada hit ctrl+alt+delete on its AI vision?

Canada's push to stake out its digital future is reaching new heights, with a national artificial intelligence strategy expected in the coming weeks.

Cornering the captive market

Texas-based firm commands 80 per cent market share of telecom services for provincial and territorial inmates after securing non-competitive, highly lucrative contracts.

Canada’s productivity problem takes center stage at Competition Summit 2025

Canada is becoming increasingly anti-competitive and unproductive due to overregulation, industry heads and officials told attendees at Canada’s Competition Summit this year.

Tech giants control of online advertising puts national security at risk: report

Google, Meta and Amazon control more than 90 per cent of the market meant to sell online advertising in Canada, according to an analysis released Wednesday by the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, a think tank devoted to addressing concentrations of power.

CAMP is a think tank dedicated to addressing the issue of monopoly in Canada. We produce research, policy, and commentary in support of a more free, fair and democratic economy.

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