Bread price-fixing settlement payments show Canada’s competition laws are still failing consumers
As Canadians receive payments from the $500-million packaged bread class-action settlement, CAMP says the small refunds show Canada’s competition policy still falls short for consumers harmed by corporate misconduct. The case highlights the need for stronger laws that prevent anti-competitive behaviour, deliver timely restitution, and protect households before the damage is done.
CAMP Calls on Canada to Remove Restrictive Digital Trade Rules from CUSMA
The Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project (CAMP) calls on the federal government to use the six-year review of CUSMA this summer to delete digital trade rules that tilt the playing field towards Big Tech.
Canada’s Competition Tribunal Rejects Google’s Constitutional Challenge, Clearing Path for Advertising Antitrust Case
CAMP statement in response to Competition Tribunal's rejection of Google's constitutional challenge in online advertising case.
Statement | CAMP Response to the Google Search Remedies Decision
CAMP responds to disappointing outcome in the U.S. DOJ's case against Google's dominance in online search
Statement | Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project welcomes final report of Competition Bureau airline market study
In the final report of its market study, Canada's Competition Bureau recognizes that the airline market is not delivering for Canadians.
Statement | Approval of Bunge-Viterra Takeover Means Less Money in the Pockets of Canadian Farmers
January 15, 2025 - By approving Bunge's acquisition of Viterra with conditions, the government continues the ongoing harmful consolidation of Canada's food system.