We welcome Nortera and B&G Foods’ joint decision not to proceed with their proposed transaction involving the Green Giant and Le Sieur brands. Our investigation found the deal was likely to lead to higher prices and fewer choices.
https://t.co/FX5p3VtKbO
As Canadians increasingly encounter AI, transparency matters.
That’s why our recommendations to @ISED_CA focus on helping consumers make informed decisions, preserving competition, and addressing harms rather than specific technologies.
https://t.co/04f02Vkjuj
We’re investigating the use of minimum advertised pricing policies in retail grocery. These policies set the lowest price at which a retailer can advertise a product.
We want to hear from those with experience with these policies. https://t.co/N1yotOPlGy
We’ve reached an agreement with Kalibrate to change how it shares data about gas stations, helping protect competition and benefit Canadians at the pump.
https://t.co/drDSf8SdTX
In case you missed it: Yesterday, we announced that Sobeys’ parent company, Empire, agreed to limit its use of exclusivity clauses and to no longer enforce existing restrictive covenants or enter new ones: https://t.co/F5UzfuTeKm
We’ve reached an agreement with Empire (Sobeys, IGA, FreshCo) to address concerns related to its use of property controls in the Canadian grocery industry: https://t.co/F5UzfuTeKm
We welcome the Competition Tribunal's order preventing Nortera from completing its proposed acquisition of B&G Foods Canada's Green Giant and Le Sieur vegetable business while the Tribunal reviews our case.
For case details: https://t.co/QvkauCVEpm
This week, our team began presenting our case before the Competition Tribunal against Canada’s Wonderland over allegedly advertising park tickets and other items at a lower price than what consumers actually pay online.
For details, visit: https://t.co/lT09dVNnp4
Join us this Wednesday for a FREE competition law 101 webinar for businesses, led by the Bureau’s Kevin McWhinnie, and hosted by the @BECBrampton.
To register, visit: https://t.co/MmZepiXmn5
Join us this Wednesday for a FREE competition law 101 webinar for businesses, led by the Bureau’s Kevin McWhinnie, and hosted by the @BECBrampton.
To register, visit: https://t.co/MmZepiXmn5
⏰ Last call to submit your feedback on our new Cartel Enforcement Guidelines. They explain how we enforce the Competition Act's rules against criminal agreements between businesses.
️Consultation ends this Sunday ⬇️
https://t.co/rlbydh1xiz
Thank you to @Fedefranco_CA for inviting us to present a webinar for your group on competition law and what businesses need to know.
If you’d like us to present to your own group for FREE, you can get in touch with us here: https://t.co/6Knq0dHbg0
Looking for Canadian-made products? 🛍️🍁
We've got resources to help you understand what qualifies as "Made in Canada.”
Shop with confidence: https://t.co/q6H9dU1ces
📢 Attention, businesses! 🏷️ Are your advertised #BackToSchool deals accurate?
... or deceptive?
Get an A+ by using our checklist and other resources to ensure your business’ advertising is compliant with the law: https://t.co/gABeRidv4r
⏰ Only 5 days left to submit your feedback on our new Cartel Enforcement Guidelines.
Businesses, legal practitioners, academics, and procurement authorities: your input will help ensure clear and effective guidelines.
Have your say by September 13: https://t.co/rlbydh1xiz
🎵 You used to call me on my cell phone... to tell me about a "50% OFF" deal.📱
But a sale isn't a bargain if the advertised discount is based on an inflated regular price.💸
If you’re shopping for back-to-school deals, from laptops to phone plans, be wary of fake sales.
Removing unnecessary internal trade barriers will strengthen competition, improve food affordability, and support more resilient supply chains in Canada.
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We’re supportive of @InspectionCan's efforts to improve interprovincial trade in red meat. See our comments on proposed amendments to the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations: https://t.co/zKtvWQ324U
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