A ventilation systems installation company, 9201-2640 Québec Inc., pleaded guilty to bid-rigging and was fined $140,000 by the Quebec Superior Court.

Reynolds Consumer Products, Inc. acquisition of Novelis Foil Products North America Division will not lessen or prevent competition substantially.

To address these concerns, Sherwin-Willaims is required under the consent agreement to sell Valspar's assets related to industrial wood coatings in Canada and the U.S. to Axalta Coating Systems Ltd....

Michael Osborne is quoted in David Hasselback’s Legal Post article "Supreme Court of Canada says indirect purchasers can sue in price fixing cases" published October 31, 2013 in the Financial Post.

Michael Osborne is quoted in Sean Fine’s Report on Business : Law article "Supreme court to rule on lawsuits against price fixing" published October 30, 2013 in the The Globe and Mail.

Richard Taylor has been re-appointed as Deputy Commissioner, Civil Matters branch, the Commissioner of Competition, John Pecman, announced recently.

Partner, Ken Dekker, will be canvassing recent case law and other legal issues relating to financial services professionals, their clients and whether anyone really "owns" his or her book of business.

Thompson Hill Publishing, a telemarketing company based in Montreal, pleaded guilty to making false or misleading representations and engaging in deceptive telemarketing.

Presented by the CBA Competition Law Section's Marketing Practices Committee and the ABA SAL Advertising Disputes and Litigation and Consumer Protection Committees, this panel will update on significant areas of enforcement on both sides of the border.

W. Michael Osborne, partner at Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP, was quoted in a recent article in the Law Times, Tech firm sues after bid-rigging acquittal.

On December 2, 2014, the Competition Bureau approved the sale of three additional Shoppers stores to Rexall and an independent pharmacist operating under the McKesson banner.

Michael Osborne has been invited by the Competition Bureau to participate at the International Competition Network's (ICN) Cartel Workshop in Cartagena, Columbia, in late October.

The Competition Bureau has approved the sale by Loblaw of ten Shoppers Drug Mart stores, pursuant to the March 2014 Consent Agreement.

Postmedia’s proposed acquisition of Sun Media’s English-language media assets was recently approved by the Competition Bureau.

Michael Osborne is quoted in Drew Hasselback’s Legal Post article "Supreme Court decision will shape future of price fixing class actions" published October 30, 2013 in the Financial Post.

Two members of Livent's management team, Myron Gottlieb and Garth Drabinsky, were ultimately criminally convicted of fraud and served jail time in connection with the Livent fraud.

The Hon. David C. Dingwall, P.C., Q.C., was co-speaker for the Canadian Bar Association Skilled Lawyer Series: Negotiation Techniques for the Business Lawyer. David shared his expertise and covers key aspects of the negotiation process, including preparation, negotiation styles, strategies and tactics, and the closing process.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice awarded carriage of a class action into alleged price-fixing of packaged bread to a consortium of law firms including Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP.

Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP has become a member of Advertising Standards Canada, the self-regulatory body that ensures the integrity and viability of advertising in Canada.

Partner Nathan Greene (New York-Investment Funds) and associate Will Forster (New York-Investment Funds) co-authored an article, titled "Political Contribution Rules for Investment Advisers: A Question of Constitutionality."