Canada’s response to the monopoly problem abroad should include tackling the monopoly problem at home
Canada’s trade dispute with the U.S. has exposed the risks of depending too heavily on a single country abroad while tolerating concentrated markets at home. A stronger response means using competition policy to build a more resilient economy.
Alignment on digital trade threatens Canada’s ability to have a say over our lives online
As Canada negotiates tariff relief with the U.S., digital trade has entered the conversation. But deeper alignment could come at a cost: less room for Canada to regulate Big Tech and decide how its digital economy should be governed.
Canada’s Fight Against Monopoly Power
The economic relationship between the United States and Canada has reached an inflection point and fighting monopoly power has the opportunity to transform it.