CAMP defends wholesale system that provides much-needed home internet competition for Canadians
CAMP intervenes on behalf of Canadians to protect competition in the home internet market
Submission | CAMP Response to the Build Canada Homes Market Sounding Guide
CAMP urges the federal government to include a role for smaller, innovative developers in Build Canada Homes
Submission | Pre-Budget Consultation in Advance of the 2025 Federal Budget
CAMP’s 2025 Pre-Budget Submission calls on the federal government to increase the budget of the Competition Bureau by $25 million to strengthen competition and protect affordability for Canadians.
Submission | CAMP Response to the Competition Bureau’s Call for Information on Algorithmic Pricing
The response paper explores the growing use of pricing algorithms in Canada, the legal and regulatory gaps that allow potentially harmful practices to fly under the radar, and the urgent need for updated competition laws.
Brief | Connecting Canadians: CAMP’s submission to the Competition Bureau’s study of airline competition
December 17, 2024 - In its submission to the Competition Bureau's study of airline competition, CAMP lays out potential policy directions for a fairer and more competitive travel industry in Canada.
Letter | CAMP Supports Appeal of Certification in Canned Tuna Price Fixing Case
November 15, 2024 - The Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project (CAMP) has sent a letter to the Supreme Court of Canada in support of the application for leave to appeal in the Lilleyman v. Tri-Union Seafoods LLC, et al canned tuna price fixing case.