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Understanding how these practices take hold is a step toward building stronger protections for consumers and open markets across Canada.

For nearly two decades, Canadians have paid more for packaged bread products because of a long-running price fixing arrangement. The new class action settlement offers compensation, but it also reveals how hidden coordination can distort everyday markets. #AntiMonopoly #CdnPoli

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We're delighted that Piers will be bringing his expertise and efforts to CAMP, as we work to address monopoly power and make Canada's economy more democratic, resilient, and fair. Learn more about our team at loom.ly/YxQc4MM

Piers' research focuses on differing understandings of progress within different approaches to antitrust policy, spanning a wide variety of topics, including psychedelic therapy, emergency powers, and the effect of communication systems on ideology formation and nationalism.

Today, Piers writes about ways to connect antimonopoly policy to larger debates in political philosophy, including republicanism and liberalism. His work on antimonopoly issues has appeared in the journal American Political Thought and Policy Options.

We're pleased to announce that Piers Eaton will be joining our team as a CAMP fellow. Piers is a PhD candidate in political studies and a lecturer at the University of Ottawa. He previously studied at Durham University and the University of St Andrews.

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Additionally, Canada's Competition Bureau is currently investigating Amazon’s conduct on its Canadian online marketplace to determine if the company is engaging in conduct that may constitute an abuse of dominance under the Competition Act.

Over the years, Amazon has quietly snapped up more than a hundred companies—from Whole Foods to MGM to Twitch—expanding its reach into groceries, Hollywood, self-driving cars, and even healthcare.

Real change happens when legal action is matched by stronger policies, informed communities, and public pressure. Get the latest updates and join the fight for a fairer market by subscribing to CAMP’s newsletter: loom.ly/sSPLnVA

In the U.S. and abroad, regulators have scrutinized Google’s acquisitions for their impact on competition, with critics warning that such dominance in search, advertising, and emerging tech threatens the health of open markets.

Over the years, Google has acquired more than 250 companies. From YouTube to Fitbit, and most recently cloud-security giant Wiz in a record-breaking $33 billion deal. #Google #BigTech #AntiMonopoly #PoliSci