If you are in the snow removal business, you know what a tough job it is. When your clients are snowed in, you’re snowed under. As the white blanket awaits, it is the time of the year when customers start renewing their contracts.
On September 8 and 9, 2022, the Competition Bureau will host two virtual public information sessions to let the public know about changes to the Competition Act. The Bureau invites all interested Canadians to register and send questions in advance by August 22.
On September 20, 2022, the Competition Bureau will host the Competition and Green Growth Summit, where experts will discuss the interaction between competition law and policy and sustainability.
Yesterday, the Competition Bureau registered a consent agreement with the Competition Tribunal to address its concerns related to certain aspects of the proposed formation of a gas processing joint venture between Pembina Pipeline Corporation and KKR’s Global Infrastructure Funds.
The Competition Bureau has closed its preliminary investigation into potential anti-competitive harm from relabelled biologic drugs. Relabelled biologic drugs are identical to originator biologic drugs but marketed under a secondary brand name.
Important amendments to the Competition Act became law today, strengthening the Competition Bureau’s ability to protect Canadian consumers, businesses and workers from anti-competitive conduct.
The Competition Bureau published recommendations today for increasing the availability and adoption of innovative digital health care services in Canada.
The Competition Bureau encourages all procurement agents in Canada to take advantage of its newly-launched Collusion Risk Assessment Tool to help them protect their procurement processes from bid-rigging.
The Competition Bureau announced today that it has reached an agreement with Neighbourly Pharmacy Inc. to resolve competition concerns related to its proposed acquisition of Rubicon Pharmacies in Western Canada.
The Competition Bureau has approved Kruger Inc. as the purchaser of Paper Excellence’s pulp mill in Kamloops, British Columbia, as required by an agreement that the mill be sold as part of Paper Excellence’s acquisition of Domtar Corp.