Consumer protection

Canada’s tech policies and priorities aren’t doing enough to make citizens safer online

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Taming the tech giants will cause collateral damage

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Involve more ordinary Canadians in implementing the Online Streaming Act

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The hidden trend reshaping and hurting the economy: serial acquisitions

“Cancel Disney +” and the Liberal government’s wrong approach to “greedflation”

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The case for banning fossil fuel ads

Too many Canadian regulatory watchdogs are failing to serve the public interest

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Want help with inflation? Reform the Competition Act

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How the Big Five banks control how money moves in Canada

Clashing visions of competition policy in the digital era

The proposed Rogers-Shaw merger spells trouble in more than one way

Canada must reform competition and privacy policy together to protect consumers

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Canadian agriculture cannot become an innovation engine without competition

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Lack of competition blunts Canadian innovation

Big Tech, little oversight

Competition policy in Canada is guided by narrow interests

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