In July 2020, the Bureau launched a market study of the health care sector in Canada, focusing on how to support digital health services through policies that promote competition. These policies can drive innovation, increase choice and expand access to digital health services across the country.
Opening Statement to the Standing Committee on Finance: Competition Act modernization in Bill C-59 From: Competition Bureau Canada Speech Remarks from Matthew Boswell, Commissioner of CompetitionStanding Committee on FinanceOttawa, OntarioApril 18, 2024
Remarks by Krista McWhinnie, Deputy Commissioner, Monopolistic Practices Directorate - CRTC hearing the review of the wholesale high-speed access service framework - February 12, 2024 - Gatineau, Quebec
At a time when there is so much division in so many countries in the world, I am pleased to report to Senators that Bill C-56 passed unanimously in the House on Monday, and I really hope that it will have the same support here.
Beyond modernizing the Competition Act, now is the time to look at how all of us in the public sector, at all levels of government – municipal, provincial, territorial and federal – can stimulate our economy by addressing restrictions that harm the competitive process.
Why Canada needs an urgent competition upgradeSpeechRemarks by Matthew Boswell, Commissioner of CompetitionAnnual Conference of the Canadian Chapter of the International Institute of Communications (IIC Canada)Ottawa, ONMay 16, 2023(As prepared for delivery)
We are gathering here at an important time for competition – a moment of significant opportunity and collaboration that we must seize. More and more Canadians from all corners are recognizing the important role of competition and speaking up for more competition. I want to talk about some of the priorities that I am laser focused on right now, day in and day out to make sure competition is working for all Canadians.