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Michael Osborne, Michael Binetti and Fiona Campbell authored the Canadian chapter in The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Cartels & Leniency 2015.

The Competition Bureau has announced that they have entered into a consent agreement with Agrium which addresses the Bureau’s concerns arising from Agrium’s proposed acquisition of the majority of Viterra Inc.’s retail agricultural business from Glencore International PLC.

A Japanese bearings manufacturer, NSK Ltd., has pleaded guilty to two counts of bid-rigging and was fined $4.5 million for its participation in an international bid-rigging cartel (see Competition Bureau press release).

A Japanese motor vehicle components supplier, Yamashita Rubber, pleaded guilty to participating in an international bid-rigging conspiracy and was fined $4.5 million by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.

Japanese bearings manufacturer JTEKT Corporation has pleaded guilty to rigging bids for parts for Toyota vehicles and was fined $5 million, the Competition Bureau announced recently.

Hockey equipment manufacturer Bauer has agreed to stop claiming that its RE-AKT helmets protect players from concussions in a consent agreement filed with the Competition Tribunal.

Reebok-CCM has agreed to stop suggesting that its "CCM Resistance" hockey helmet could protect players from concussions.

The Government of Canada is in the process of conducting the first detailed review of the Competition Act in over a decade.

The Competition Bureau has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") with the RCMP to facilitate the coordinated investigation and enforcement of Competition Act offences.

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. can proceed with its acquisition of Life Technologies Corporation after the Competition Bureau issued a Nwellwash_versa_rev1013_squareo Action Letter on December 5, 2013, indicating that the Commissioner does not intend to challenge the deal.

The Competition Bureau has released a template for merger consent agreements, with the intention of providing more transparency and predictability to businesses engaged in the merger review process.

Ocean freight company ECU Line Canada Inc. and two of its executives have pleaded guilty to price fixing.

Trucking company Transforce got a green light from the Competition Bureau to complete its acquisition of its rival Contrans.

Canadian Tire affiliate FGL Sports’ acquisition of Pro Hockey Life Sporting Goods Inc. is unlikely to substantially lessen or prevent competition in the retail market for hockey equipment, the Competition Bureau has concluded.

Loblaw Companies Limited agreed to sell 18 retail stores and 9 pharmacies, as well as to abide by certain behavioural restrictions, in order to receive Competition Bureau approval of its acquisition of Shoppers Drug Mart Corporation. Loblaw entered into a consent agreement with the Bureau on March 21, following the Bureau’s review of the proposed acquisition.

The Louisiana Pacific Corporation has abandoned its plan to acquire Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd., as a result of a concerns raised by the Competition Bureau.