Competition Bureau Canada

ICYMI: Earlier today, we announced that we are challenging Keyera’s proposed acquisition at a critical Canadian energy hub. Our backgrounder provides details on why this transaction would harm competition: canada.ca/en/competition…

Media is invited to register at the link above for today’s 11:30 am ET technical briefing.

We’re challenging Keyera’s proposed acquisition After an extensive investigation, we concluded that the acquisition would harm competition in natural gas liquids processing at a critical Canadian energy hub. Learn more: canada.ca/en/competition…

Introducing #DataPortability frameworks in Canada like those in other countries could save Canadians a lot of time and money by making it easier to: ↔️switch service providers 🔎compare offers ✅choose options that work best for them Learn more: canada.ca/en/competition…

We’re reminding businesses of their legal obligations when bidding on public contracts. Coordinating with your competitors on bids or prices to secure your business a win is illegal and a fraud on Canadian taxpayers. canada.ca/en/competition…

Associate Deputy Commissioner Brad Callaghan spoke at the Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology about why data portability and interoperability are so vital to competition in the digital health care sector: canada.ca/en/competition…

We joined the Salon Carrefour 50 ans +, hosted by @ReseauFADOQ, to help participants recognize, reject and report fraud. We highlighted common scams, shared tips, and answered great questions. Knowledge continues to be THE best defence against fraud.

If you weren’t at the event, our online Procurement Hub can help businesses and professionals navigate competitive procurement the right way: competition-bureau.canada.ca/en/how-we-fost… 2/2

📍Hello from North Bay, ON! We're connecting with suppliers and procurement professionals at the Northern Ontario Road to Defence Conference about the risks of bid-rigging and the importance of competitive markets in the defence sector. 1/2

Our response to the @CTA_gc’s consultation on interswitching rates aims to support railway investment while protecting competitive pricing for shippers. We highlighted key competition factors for ensuring that railways and shippers can thrive: competition-bureau.canada.ca/en/how-we-fost…

In 2026-2027, we’re pushing for all levels of government to support policies that boost competition and grow our economy. By breaking down barriers for new businesses, Canadians will gain access to more options at better prices: canada.ca/en/competition… #StrongerEconomy

In 2026-2027, we’re continuing our fight against deceptive marketing and hidden costs so you can shop with confidence and protect your wallet: canada.ca/en/competition… #EmpoweringCanadians

⚠️MESSAGE FROM THE CRA: PAY NOW TO AVOID FINES ⚠️ Don’t panic! Text messages like that are scary but aren't real. Fraudsters take advantage of tax season to trick Canadians into clicking malicious links. canada.ca/en/competition…

In 2026-2027, we're putting Canadians first by tackling anti-competitive practices and mergers that could raise prices or reduce choices—especially for essentials needs like food and housing: canada.ca/en/competition… #CompetitionMatters

If you’re running a promotional contest, you must provide the following info: 🛍️ Number and value of prizes 📍 Regional prize allocation 💵 Any purchase requirements 🏆 How winners are selected 📜 Contest rules that are easy to access Learn more: canada.ca/en/competition…

Check out our Annual Plan to see how we’ll fight to improve affordability and choice in the coming year: canada.ca/en/competition…

As Canada continues to adapt to global changes, competition is more important than ever in protecting consumers, driving affordability, and making our economy as resilient as possible.

We obtained a court order to advance our investigation into Keyera’s proposed acquisition in the oil and gas industry. We’re investigating whether the proposed transaction is likely to lessen or prevent competition: canada.ca/en/competition…

Read more about our recommendations to the Red Tape Reduction Office: competition-bureau.canada.ca/en/how-we-fost… 2/2

While regulation is sometimes necessary to achieve public policy objectives, it should not come at the cost of competition. Reducing red tape and making it easier for businesses to compete in regulated sectors drives innovation and affordability. 1/2