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Abuse of Dominance

Examinations of cases and guidelines related to dominant market positions, focusing on practices that may hinder competition.
  • Competition Bureau Releases Proposed Enforcement Guidelines: A New Framework for Addressing Anti-Competitive Conduct and Agreements, 11/19/2025
  • Competition Bureau Finalizes Competitor Property Controls Guidance, 6/12/2025
  • BILL C-59 RECEIVES ROYAL ASSENT, 6/21/2024
  • Competition Bureau Outlines Preliminary Enforcement Approach on Competitor Property Controls, 8/29/2024
  • Bureau Publishes New Abuse of Dominance Guidelines, 11/7/2023
  • Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act receive first reading in House of Commons, 9/27/2023
  • Competition Bureau Recommends Significant Changes to Competition Act, 4/4/2023
Busy highways overlapping Blog Post Competition Bureau Releases Proposed Enforcement Guidelines: A New Framework for Addressing Anti-Competitive Conduct and Agreements Overview On October 31, 2025, the Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) released its draft Anti-Competitive Conduct and Agreements Enforcement Guidelines (the “Guidelines”) for public consultation. These Guidelines are lengthy and wide-ranging.  They represent an evolution in the Bureau’s approach to... Read more
Looking up view on financial buildings Blog Post Competition Bureau Finalizes Competitor Property Controls Guidance On June 4, 2025, the Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) published updated guidance (the “Guidance”) that describes its approach to competitor property controls under the Competition Act (the “Act”). In this regard, competitor property controls are restrictions that limit how commercial real estate can be used by others. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post BILL C-59 RECEIVES ROYAL ASSENT The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada – Where Are We Now and What’s Next? The final (and most significant) legislative bill in Canada’s current competition law reform process – Bill C-59 –  received royal assent on June 20, 2024. Read more
Busy highways overlapping Blog Post Competition Bureau Releases Proposed Enforcement Guidelines: A New Framework for Addressing Anti-Competitive Conduct and Agreements Overview On October 31, 2025, the Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) released its draft Anti-Competitive Conduct and Agreements Enforcement Guidelines (the “Guidelines”) for public consultation. These Guidelines are lengthy and wide-ranging.  They represent an evolution in the Bureau’s approach to... Read more
Looking up view on financial buildings Blog Post Competition Bureau Finalizes Competitor Property Controls Guidance On June 4, 2025, the Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) published updated guidance (the “Guidance”) that describes its approach to competitor property controls under the Competition Act (the “Act”). In this regard, competitor property controls are restrictions that limit how commercial real estate can be used by others. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post BILL C-59 RECEIVES ROYAL ASSENT The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada – Where Are We Now and What’s Next? The final (and most significant) legislative bill in Canada’s current competition law reform process – Bill C-59 –  received royal assent on June 20, 2024. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Competition Bureau Outlines Preliminary Enforcement Approach on Competitor Property Controls The Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) recently published interim guidance (the “Guidance”) outlining its preliminary enforcement approach to competitor property controls under the Competition Act (the “Act”). The Guidance was published after Parliament’s recent amendments to the Act in Bill C-59 and Bill C-56 expanded the scope of the civil collaboration and abuse of dominance provisions. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Bureau Publishes New Abuse of Dominance Guidelines On June 23, 2022, Bill C-19, also known as the Budget Implementation Act, 2022, No.1 (the “BIA”), received royal assent. As discussed in our previous blog post, the BIA includes significant amendments to the Competition Act (the “Act”), including with respect to abuse of dominance, which came into force in June 2022. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act receive first reading in House of Commons On September 18, 2023, Bill C-352, which was introduced by Jagmeet Singh (leader of the NDP), had its first reading in the House of Commons (the “Singh Bill”). Read more

Amendments

Legislative changes to Canada's Competition Act, including analyses of new provisions and their implications for businesses.
  • New Private Rights of Action Have Come into Force, 6/20/2025
  • Does firm size matter more with the recent amendments to the Competition Act?, 11/5/2024
  • Amendments To The Competition Act Only One Step Towards A Truly Competitive Economy, 9/11/2024
  • Proposed amendments to the merger review process in Canada: Implications for businesses, 12/11/2023
  • Canada Proposes a Significant Expansion of Private Competition Litigation:  the Breakdown and Takeaways, 12/13/2023
  • Significant Competition Act Amendments on the Horizon, 12/1/2023
  • Federal Government Releases Fall Economic Statement – with New Competition Act Amendments Previewed, 11/24/2023
  • Update on proposed amendments to the Investment Canada Act, 10/10/2023
  • 2022/23 Investment Canada Act Annual Report, 10/4/2023
  • Public Consultation on Amendments to the Competition Act – Summary of Feedback, 9/28/2023
Two business people Blog Post New Private Rights of Action Have Come into Force New private rights of action under the Competition Act (the “Act”) came into force on June 20, 2025. These new private rights of action are expected to lead to robust private litigation before Canada’s Competition Tribunal (the “Tribunal”). Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Does firm size matter more with the recent amendments to the Competition Act? The Commissioner of Competition, Matthew Boswell said in a recent speech that “it’s not bad to be big” while outlining the noteworthy legislative changes to the monopolistic practices provisions of the Competition Act. He added that “companies that grow large by innovating and competing on the merits should not be punished”. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Amendments To The Competition Act Only One Step Towards A Truly Competitive Economy This article was first published in Competition Policy International – Antitrust Chronicle on September 3, 2024; for further in-depth analysis, please visit the Antitrust Chronicle® I. Introduction Canada has embarked on a transformative journey to fortify its competition policy landscape, hopefully ushering in a new era of regulatory vigor and market fairness. Read more
Two business people Blog Post New Private Rights of Action Have Come into Force New private rights of action under the Competition Act (the “Act”) came into force on June 20, 2025. These new private rights of action are expected to lead to robust private litigation before Canada’s Competition Tribunal (the “Tribunal”). Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Does firm size matter more with the recent amendments to the Competition Act? The Commissioner of Competition, Matthew Boswell said in a recent speech that “it’s not bad to be big” while outlining the noteworthy legislative changes to the monopolistic practices provisions of the Competition Act. He added that “companies that grow large by innovating and competing on the merits should not be punished”. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Amendments To The Competition Act Only One Step Towards A Truly Competitive Economy This article was first published in Competition Policy International – Antitrust Chronicle on September 3, 2024; for further in-depth analysis, please visit the Antitrust Chronicle® I. Introduction Canada has embarked on a transformative journey to fortify its competition policy landscape, hopefully ushering in a new era of regulatory vigor and market fairness. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Proposed amendments to the merger review process in Canada: Implications for businesses Merger review under the Competition Act (the “Act”) is undergoing significant change. As discussed in our previous blog post, the Federal Government has proposed significant amendments to the Act. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Canada Proposes a Significant Expansion of Private Competition Litigation:  the Breakdown and Takeaways On November 27, 2023, the Federal Government passed a Notice of Ways and Means Motion to introduce a bill entitled An Act to implement certain provisions of the fall economic statement tabled in Parliament on November 21, 2023 and certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 28, 2023, which was tabled on November 30, 2023 as Bill Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Significant Competition Act Amendments on the Horizon Federal Government Releases Proposed Bill relating to Fall Economic Statement – including Significant Competition Act Amendments – and  – Revised text of Bill C-56 Released On November 27, 2023, the Federal Government passed a Notice of Ways and Means Motion to introduce a bill entitled An Act to implement certain provisions of the fall economic Read more

Antitrust Issues

  • Antitrust Issues in Canadian Private Equity, 3/15/2024
cityscape at night Blog Post Antitrust Issues in Canadian Private Equity What antitrust scrutiny can U.S. private equity expect in Canada?  Numerous recent proceedings by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice have made antitrust issues top of mind for U.S. private equity (PE).  Given the frequent investment by U.S. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Antitrust Issues in Canadian Private Equity What antitrust scrutiny can U.S. private equity expect in Canada?  Numerous recent proceedings by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice have made antitrust issues top of mind for U.S. private equity (PE).  Given the frequent investment by U.S. Read more

Competition Compliance Programs

Guidance on developing and implementing compliance programs to adhere to competition laws and regulations.
  • Competition Authorities shining the light on AI, 5/1/2024
  • Competition Bureau Announces Public Consultation and Guidance on Greenwashing, 7/25/2024
  • Whose Claim is it Anyway? BCCA Provides Guidance on Overlapping Claims for Aboriginal Title, 12/17/2024
  • Changes to Quebec Contest Rules, 11/28/2023
  • The Dufresne Group Hit with $3.25 Million Penalty Amidst Competition Bureau’s Concerns Over Marketing Claims, 10/3/2023
  • Prime Minister Announces Proposed Competition Law Changes, 9/18/2023
  • United States Antitrust Agencies Announce New Merger Guidelines: Overview and Implications for Canada, 8/2/2023
  • Competition Bureau Issues Finalized Enforcement Guidelines for Wage-Fixing and No-Poaching Offences:  What You Need To Know, 5/31/2023
  • Competition Bureau Releases Deceptive Marketing Practices Digest: Volume 6, 5/1/2023
cityscape at night Blog Post Competition Authorities shining the light on AI The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming businesses around the world, offering unprecedented opportunities for innovation and economic prosperity. However, it also presents unique challenges for competition authorities tasked with ensuring fair and efficient markets. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Competition Bureau Announces Public Consultation and Guidance on Greenwashing On July 22, 2024, the Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) announced that it is launching a public consultation to gather stakeholder feedback relating to the interpretation and application of the new greenwashing provisions of the Competition Act (the “Act”). Read more
Sunset Lake Bulletin Whose Claim is it Anyway? BCCA Provides Guidance on Overlapping Claims for Aboriginal Title Overview On December 5, 2024, the Court of Appeal for British Columbia (the “Court”) issued its decision in Malii v. British Columbia, 2024 BCCA 406 (“Malii”). This appeal dealt with whether Tsetsaut/Skii km Lax Ha Nation (“TSKLH”) should be allowed to bring a third-party claim and be added as a ... Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Competition Authorities shining the light on AI The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming businesses around the world, offering unprecedented opportunities for innovation and economic prosperity. However, it also presents unique challenges for competition authorities tasked with ensuring fair and efficient markets. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Competition Bureau Announces Public Consultation and Guidance on Greenwashing On July 22, 2024, the Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) announced that it is launching a public consultation to gather stakeholder feedback relating to the interpretation and application of the new greenwashing provisions of the Competition Act (the “Act”). Read more
Sunset Lake Bulletin Whose Claim is it Anyway? BCCA Provides Guidance on Overlapping Claims for Aboriginal Title Overview On December 5, 2024, the Court of Appeal for British Columbia (the “Court”) issued its decision in Malii v. British Columbia, 2024 BCCA 406 (“Malii”). This appeal dealt with whether Tsetsaut/Skii km Lax Ha Nation (“TSKLH”) should be allowed to bring a third-party claim and be added as a ... Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Changes to Quebec Contest Rules As of October 27, 2023, Quebec has eliminated its unique regulatory system which previous applied to publicity contests[1] which were offered in Quebec. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post The Dufresne Group Hit with $3.25 Million Penalty Amidst Competition Bureau’s Concerns Over Marketing Claims The Dufresne Group (the “Group”), which operates Ashley Homestores and Dufresne Furniture and Appliances, must pay a substantial $3.25 million penalty, according to a statement from the Competition Bureau of Canada (the “Bureau”) released September 27, 2023. This settlement marks the resolution of concerns raised by the Bureau regarding the Group’s marketing practices. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Prime Minister Announces Proposed Competition Law Changes On September 14, 2023, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a public statement relating to issues of inflation, Canada’s middle class and competition policy. The statement was focused on measures which are aimed at reducing the cost of housing across Canada, supporting small businesses and addressing the escalating cost of groceries. Read more

Foreign Investment

  • Key Takeaways from the Annual Report on the Administration of the Investment Canada Act for Fiscal Year 2024–25, 3/2/2026
  • Government of Canada Raises Net Benefit Review Thresholds for 2026, 1/14/2026
  • Government of Canada Raises Net Benefit Review Thresholds for 2025, 1/20/2025
  • Canada Threatens to Challenge SRG Proposed Redomiciling Plan Removing the Need for Investment Canada Review, 4/5/2024
  • Canada to Subject Interactive Digital Media Investments to Enhanced Scrutiny, 3/8/2024
  • “Canada Needs More Competition”: Competition Bureau Releases its Retail Grocery Market Study Report, 6/29/2023
view up of financial buildings Blog Post Key Takeaways from the Annual Report on the Administration of the Investment Canada Act for Fiscal Year 2024–25 The Annual Report on the administration of the Investment Canada Act (“ICA”) for fiscal year 2024-25 (April 1, 2024 through March 31, 2025) was published by the Government of Canada on February 16, 2026. The report confirms a continuation and further entrenchment of recent trends: sustained filing volumes, longer and more complex national security reviews and the initial operationalization of significant legislative reforms introduced through Bill C-34. Read more
Blog Post Government of Canada Raises Net Benefit Review Thresholds for 2026 Under the Investment Canada Act (“ICA”), non-Canadians who acquire control of a Canadian business that exceeds the applicable prescribed thresholds must submit an application for review and obtain ministerial approval for the acquisition on the basis that the investment is of net benefit to Canad... Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Government of Canada Raises Net Benefit Review Thresholds for 2025 Under the Investment Canada Act (“ICA”), non-Canadians who acquire control of a Canadian business that exceeds the applicable prescribed thresholds must submit an application for review and obtain Ministerial approval for the acquisition on the basis that the investment is of net benefit to Canada. Read more
view up of financial buildings Blog Post Key Takeaways from the Annual Report on the Administration of the Investment Canada Act for Fiscal Year 2024–25 The Annual Report on the administration of the Investment Canada Act (“ICA”) for fiscal year 2024-25 (April 1, 2024 through March 31, 2025) was published by the Government of Canada on February 16, 2026. The report confirms a continuation and further entrenchment of recent trends: sustained filing volumes, longer and more complex national security reviews and the initial operationalization of significant legislative reforms introduced through Bill C-34. Read more
Blog Post Government of Canada Raises Net Benefit Review Thresholds for 2026 Under the Investment Canada Act (“ICA”), non-Canadians who acquire control of a Canadian business that exceeds the applicable prescribed thresholds must submit an application for review and obtain ministerial approval for the acquisition on the basis that the investment is of net benefit to Canad... Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Government of Canada Raises Net Benefit Review Thresholds for 2025 Under the Investment Canada Act (“ICA”), non-Canadians who acquire control of a Canadian business that exceeds the applicable prescribed thresholds must submit an application for review and obtain Ministerial approval for the acquisition on the basis that the investment is of net benefit to Canada. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Canada Threatens to Challenge SRG Proposed Redomiciling Plan Removing the Need for Investment Canada Review On March 4, 2024, while attending the 2024 Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada’s annual convention, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry[1], François-Philippe Champagne, received a question about Québec-based SRG Mining Inc.’s (“SRG”) proposed plan to redomicile to the United Arab Emirates after agreeing to sell 19. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Canada to Subject Interactive Digital Media Investments to Enhanced Scrutiny On March 1, 2024, the Government of Canada unveiled two new foreign investment policies relating to the interactive digital media sector: one relating to national security reviews and the other to cultural investment reviews. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post “Canada Needs More Competition”: Competition Bureau Releases its Retail Grocery Market Study Report On June 27, 2023, the Competition Bureau  (the “Bureau”)  released its “Retail Grocery Market Study Report” (the “Report”). The Report is the result of the October 24, 2022 announcement by the Bureau that it would conduct a study of grocery store competition in Canada. Read more

Merger Notification & Review

Insights into the processes and considerations involved in merger assessments, including recent amendments affecting merger provisions.
  • Canada Maintains Competition Act Pre‑Merger Notification Threshold at C$93 million for 2026, 3/5/2026
  • Further and Significant Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act in the areas of Merger Review, Ordinary Sales Pricing, Drip Pricing and Environmental Claims, 5/10/2024
  • Update on proposed amendments to the Investment Canada Act, 10/10/2023
  • Merger Transaction-Size Threshold Remains Frozen at C$93M; Investment Canada Act Review Thresholds Increased, 3/1/2024
  • Proposed amendments to the merger review process in Canada: Implications for businesses, 12/11/2023
  • Takeaways from the Competition Bureau’s Competition Law Summit and Report on Competition, 10/24/2023
  • Buyer Beware!  Aggressive Competition Watchdogs Trying to Block More International Deals – a cautionary tale from the Illumina-GRAIL merger challenge, 9/20/2023
  • FTC and DOJ Propose Changes to US Merger Filing Process, 7/24/2023
Blog Post Canada Maintains Competition Act Pre‑Merger Notification Threshold at C$93 million for 2026 On March 2, 2026, the Competition Bureau announced that the transaction‑size threshold for pre‑merger notification under the Competition Act will remain at C$93 million in 2026, following a decision by the Minister of Industry. Historically, the transaction‑size threshold has been adjusted annual... Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Further and Significant Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act in the areas of Merger Review, Ordinary Sales Pricing, Drip Pricing and Environmental Claims On November 27, 2023, the Federal Government passed a Notice of Ways and Means Motion to introduce a bill entitled An Act to implement certain provisions of the fall economic statement tabled in Parliament on November 21, 2023 and certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 28, 2023, which was tabled on Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Update on proposed amendments to the Investment Canada Act On September 28, 2023, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (“INDU”) – the committee tasked with studying the legislation and activities of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada – concluded its study of Bill C-34: An Act to amend the Investment Canada Act and reported its proposed amendments to the House Read more
Blog Post Canada Maintains Competition Act Pre‑Merger Notification Threshold at C$93 million for 2026 On March 2, 2026, the Competition Bureau announced that the transaction‑size threshold for pre‑merger notification under the Competition Act will remain at C$93 million in 2026, following a decision by the Minister of Industry. Historically, the transaction‑size threshold has been adjusted annual... Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Further and Significant Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act in the areas of Merger Review, Ordinary Sales Pricing, Drip Pricing and Environmental Claims On November 27, 2023, the Federal Government passed a Notice of Ways and Means Motion to introduce a bill entitled An Act to implement certain provisions of the fall economic statement tabled in Parliament on November 21, 2023 and certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 28, 2023, which was tabled on Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Update on proposed amendments to the Investment Canada Act On September 28, 2023, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (“INDU”) – the committee tasked with studying the legislation and activities of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada – concluded its study of Bill C-34: An Act to amend the Investment Canada Act and reported its proposed amendments to the House Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Merger Transaction-Size Threshold Remains Frozen at C$93M; Investment Canada Act Review Thresholds Increased Competition Act Merger Notification Thresholds The Canadian government has announced that the transaction-size threshold for pre-notification under the Competition Act will remain at C$93M for 2024. This is the third year that the transaction-size threshold has been fixed at this level, despite inflationary pressures throughout this period. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Proposed amendments to the merger review process in Canada: Implications for businesses Merger review under the Competition Act (the “Act”) is undergoing significant change. As discussed in our previous blog post, the Federal Government has proposed significant amendments to the Act. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Takeaways from the Competition Bureau’s Competition Law Summit and Report on Competition On October 5, 2023, the Competition Bureau (the “Bureau”) hosted a summit (the “Summit”) on competition law and policy in Canada. Among other things, the Summit included discussions focusing on Canada’s current economic landscape; the main barriers to competition in Canada; Canadians’ diverse perspectives on competition issues in Canada; and building a whole-of-government competition agenda. Read more

National Security

  • The National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act Receives Royal Assent, 3/28/2024
cityscape at night Blog Post The National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act Receives Royal Assent On March 22, 2024, Bill C-34 received royal assent, becoming the National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post The National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act Receives Royal Assent On March 22, 2024, Bill C-34 received royal assent, becoming the National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act. Read more

Patents

  • Tipping the Balance on EU Copyright Protection: Some Members Call for Legislation to Deal with Unequal Protection in Non-EU Countries, 1/29/2025
Blurred buses on Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, Germany Bulletin Tipping the Balance on EU Copyright Protection: Some Members Call for Legislation to Deal with Unequal Protection in Non-EU Countries The six European countries of Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, the Netherlands and Sweden released a joint letter (PDF 68KB) to the European Commission (the “Commission”). The joint letter calls on the Commission to introduce a legislative proposal on the rules and boundaries for the internatio... Read more
Blurred buses on Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, Germany Bulletin Tipping the Balance on EU Copyright Protection: Some Members Call for Legislation to Deal with Unequal Protection in Non-EU Countries The six European countries of Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, the Netherlands and Sweden released a joint letter (PDF 68KB) to the European Commission (the “Commission”). The joint letter calls on the Commission to introduce a legislative proposal on the rules and boundaries for the internatio... Read more

Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada

  • Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 1 – Abuse of Dominance, 6/25/2024
  • Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 2 – Merger Review, 6/28/2024
  • Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 3 – Cartels, Agreements and Collaboration, 7/3/2024
  • Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 4 – Deceptive Marketing Practices, 7/8/2024
  • Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 5 – Private Competition Litigation, 7/22/2024
cityscape at night Blog Post Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 1 – Abuse of Dominance Abuse of Dominance – Where Are We Now? Recognizing the critical role of the Competition Act (the “Act”) in promoting dynamic and fair markets, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, announced on February 7, 2022 that he would carefully consider ways to modernize and improve its operation. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 2 – Merger Review Merger Review – Where Are We Now? Recognizing the critical role of the Competition Act (the “Act”) in promoting dynamic and fair markets, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, announced on February 7, 2022 that he would carefully consider ways to modernize and improve its operation. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 3 – Cartels, Agreements and Collaboration Cartels, Agreements and Collaboration – Where Are We Now? Recognizing the critical role of the Competition Act (the “Act”) in promoting dynamic and fair markets, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, announced on February 7, 2022 that he would carefully consider ways to modernize and improve its operation. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 1 – Abuse of Dominance Abuse of Dominance – Where Are We Now? Recognizing the critical role of the Competition Act (the “Act”) in promoting dynamic and fair markets, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, announced on February 7, 2022 that he would carefully consider ways to modernize and improve its operation. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 2 – Merger Review Merger Review – Where Are We Now? Recognizing the critical role of the Competition Act (the “Act”) in promoting dynamic and fair markets, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, announced on February 7, 2022 that he would carefully consider ways to modernize and improve its operation. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 3 – Cartels, Agreements and Collaboration Cartels, Agreements and Collaboration – Where Are We Now? Recognizing the critical role of the Competition Act (the “Act”) in promoting dynamic and fair markets, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, announced on February 7, 2022 that he would carefully consider ways to modernize and improve its operation. Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 4 – Deceptive Marketing Practices Deceptive Marketing Practices (Greenwashing, Ordinary Sales Pricing, Drip Pricing) – Where Are We Now? Recognizing the critical role of the Competition Act (the “Act”) in promoting dynamic and fair markets, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, announced on February 7, 2022 that he would carefully consider ways to modernize and Read more
cityscape at night Blog Post Series – The Evolving Competition Law Landscape in Canada: Part 5 – Private Competition Litigation Bill C-59 and its significant expansion of private competition litigation: Where are we now? Recognizing the critical role of the Competition Act (the “Act”) in promoting dynamic and fair markets, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, announced on February 7, 2022 that he would carefully consider ways to modernize and Read more

Team

Primary Contacts
  • Huy Do, Partner | CO-LEADER, COMPETITION, MARKETING & FOREIGN INVESTMENT | LEADER, SOUTHEAST ASIA GROUP, Toronto, ON, +1 416 868 3505, [email protected]
  • Henry Gray, Associate | Competition, Marketing & Foreign Investment, Toronto, ON, +1 416 865 4476, [email protected]
Huy Do Toronto Lawyer Huy Do Partner | CO-LEADER, COMPETITION, MARKETING & FOREIGN INVESTMENT | LEADER, SOUTHEAST ASIA GROUP Toronto, ON +1 416 868 3505
Henry Gray Ottawa Articling Student Henry Gray Associate | Competition, Marketing & Foreign Investment Toronto, ON +1 416 865 4476

Author

  • Huy Do, Partner | CO-LEADER, COMPETITION, MARKETING & FOREIGN INVESTMENT | LEADER, SOUTHEAST ASIA GROUP, Toronto, ON, +1 416 868 3505, [email protected]
Huy Do Toronto Lawyer Huy Do Partner | CO-LEADER, COMPETITION, MARKETING & FOREIGN INVESTMENT | LEADER, SOUTHEAST ASIA GROUP Toronto, ON +1 416 868 3505

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