Sobeys parent company will stop enforcing exclusivity clauses on properties identified in a Competition Bureau court order and in Manitoba

CAMP fellow Andrew Paulley lays out the case for distinguishing between surveillance pricing and the discounts Canadians know and love.

The merger of Manitoba's two largest John Deere farm equipment dealers has been called off. Greenvalley Equipment (GVE) and Enns Brothers announced a plan to join forces in January, but GVE President ...

OPINION | Ottawa is promising a whole-of-government approach to boosting competition, but the plan doesn’t deliver

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Live Nation Entertainment Inc. illegally monopolized live events ticketing and amphitheater markets, a New York federal jury found Wednesday, a blow to the US’s largest concert promoter.

Findings come 1 year after similar CBC probe found grocers selling underweight meat.

Governments should focus more on boosting supply and productivity

As food prices continue to rise, one Toronto city councillor is proposing non-profit, city-run grocery stores as a possible solution. CBC’s Alejandrina Alvarez looks at how the pilot program would wor...

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Merger would create a media giant covering 80% of U.S. television households OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta today, alongside a coalition of eight attorneys general, filed a lawsuit to...

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The Charter appeal was filed in February 2025, when Google responded to the Competition Bureau’s 2024 lawsuit alleging it engaged in anti-competitive conduct in the online advertising market.

CAMP statement in response to Competition Tribunal's rejection of Google's constitutional challenge in online advertising case.

Protectionism and a lack of competition are making life expensive for Canadians.

Amid a shifting relationship with the US and new geopolitical realities, Keldon Bester urges Canada to rethink its tech policy to defend national sovereignty.

In the final report of its market study, Canada's Competition Bureau recognizes that the airline market is not delivering for Canadians.

Monopolies and oligopolies cost Canadians tens of billions every year. They also undermine our national independence.

In a volatile geopolitical environment, Canada's dependence on a handful of American firms has become an acute risk to the future of our sovereignty.

An interview on why our public services are deteriorating while businesses thrive and how we get better outcomes for Canada.