Toronto’s mayoral race points to prediction market loopholes
CAMP Fellow Rachel Wasserman speaks with BetaKit about the rise of prediction markets in Canada, their links to gambling, and the regulatory questions raised by political betting.
Expert Interview Series: Rob Csernyik
In this edition of CAMP Expert Interview Series, investigative journalist Rob Csernyik discusses A Losing Hand: The Human Costs of Canada’s Gambling Epidemic. He explores online gambling, iGaming competition, and what governments can do to better understand and address gambling harms.
Big Loblaw stretches its tentacles, on track to become Canada’s grocery landlord
In an opinion piece for The Globe and Mail, CAMP fellow Rachel Wasserman and CAMP executive director Keldon Bester show how a commercial real estate transaction could harm grocery competition in Canada.
Surveillance pricing is everybody’s problem
In an opinion piece for iPolitics, CAMP fellow Emily Osborne and CAMP advisory board member Vass Bednar lay out the harms of surveillance pricing to Canadians
Canada’s role in the Strait of Hormuz – Crypto donations to political parties – Prediction markets coming to Canada
Mornings with Simi discusses: Canada's role in the Strait of Hormuz, crypto donations to political parties, and prediction markets coming to Canada with CAMP fellow Rachel Wasserman.
The dangers of prediction-market gambling coming to Canada
Host Shaye Ganam and Rachel Wasserman who is the founder of Wasserman Business Law and is a fellow at Social Capital Partners and the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project discuss the dangers of prediction-market gambling coming to Canada.