| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Competition Bureau reaches agreement with oilfield services company to preserve competition in the Canadian oil and natural gas industry July 16, 2025 – GATINEAU (Québec), Competition Bureau
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Competition Bureau monitoring Interac’s commitment on e-transfer pricing July 10, 2025 – GATINEAU (Québec), Competition Bureau
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Phones are constantly buzzing, and scammers know the easiest way to you is through your text messages. Lately, many people are seeing more text messages from unknown numbers, saying things like “Unpaid highway toll detected on your vehicle. Pay now to avoid fines.” or “We’ve detected suspicious activity on your account – verify now”. Be on the lookout: it could be a common scam known as smishing.
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Competition Bureau advances investigation of Amazon’s Marketplace Fair Pricing Policy July 8, 2025 – GATINEAU (Québec), Competition Bureau
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Landlords and property managers: agreeing with competitors on rental prices is illegal June 25, 2025 – GATINEAU (Québec), Competition Bureau
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Competition Bureau reaches agreement with Canadian energy company to preserve competition in the oil and natural gas industry June 20, 2025 – GATINEAU (Québec), Competition Bureau
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
The Competition Bureau has published a revised information bulletin presenting its perspective on private access to the Competition Tribunal following recent changes to the Competition Act that expanded access.
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Increased competition would improve affordability, service, and choice for Canadians.
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Loblaw’s public commitment to change its practices relating to restrictive covenants and exclusivity clauses marks a key milestone for competition in the Canadian grocery industry. The details of Loblaw’s commitment are available in the backgrounder.
| Competition Bureau Canada | news releases
Algorithmic pricing is on the rise worldwide. In sectors ranging from hospitality to concert tickets to ridesharing, businesses are using algorithms to guide pricing strategies for their products or services. Today, the Competition Bureau has published a discussion paper—Algorithmic Pricing and Competition—for public consultation.
