Opinion | Even in a tariff world, local competition is king
The world trade environment looks a lot different for Canada than it did six months ago. As the August 1st deadline for a trade deal between Canada and the U.S. approaches, Canadians are rightly concerned about when the outcomes of this disruption will begin to show up at the checkout line.
Dear Mark Carney and François-Philippe Champagne: Canada cannot afford to concede more to foreign tech giants
CAMP joins a diverse range of civil society organizations in calling for no further concessions to American Big Tech in ongoing trade negotiations.
A Tech Anti-Monopoly and Accountability Agenda for Canada
In a piece for Tech Policy Press, CAMP executive director Keldon Bester lays out what a tech accountability agenda should look like for the new Canadian government.
Diversify from the U.S. for defence? This must include diversifying from Big Tech
In a piece for the Globe and Mail, CAMP policy analyst Curtis McCord outlines how Canada's dependence on Big Tech could lead to disruptions of Canada's digital infrastructure.
The other sovereignty threat
In Corporate Knights, CAMP executive director Keldon Bester discusses monopolies and oligopolies costing Canadians tens of billions every year.
Letting Private Equity Buy Law Firms May Stifle Service, Mobility
CAMP fellow Rachel Wasserman of Wasserman Business Law says law firms should decentralize, not consolidate, to provide good service and keep lower overhead.