The Competition Tribunal denied leave for a public interest applicant to commence a private proceeding against Google and Apple regarding Google's dominance in search in Martin v. Alphabet.

Construction Benvas Inc. was paid $25,000 by the winning bidder, CIV-BEC Inc., for unlawfully agreeing not to submit a bid for the infrastructure repair project on Courville St.

AGM Managing Partner Michael Binetti appeared on CTV’s Your Morning with host Anne-Marie Mediwake on Monday, March 23, 2026 to discuss Ontario’s proposed ban...

Michael Osborne’s article "Class Action Plaintiffs Can Obtain Wiretap Evidence", The Litigator, October 2014 was the winner of "Best Business Private Enforcement Article – 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards."

StubHub, which bills itself as the world's largest ticket marketplace with tickets available for over 10 million live sports, music and theatre events in more than 40 countries, has agreed to pay a $1.3 million Canadian penalty ...

Parkland Fuel Corporation has agreed to divest gas stations or exclusive gasoline supply agreements in six markets in Ontario and Manitoba, ..

A Vancouver convenience store operator’s attempt to force Imperial Tobacco to offer it lower prices was filtered out by the Competition Tribunal.

The Competition Bureau has announced that it has entered into a consent agreement with Sobey’s which addresses the Bureau’s concerns arising from Sobeys’ proposed acquisition of substantially all of the assets of Canada Safeway.

March is Fraud Prevention Month at the Competition Bureau. The annual campaign is aimed at raising awareness about the ever-changing landscape of consumer fraud, and informing Canadians on how to protect themselves.

Criminal charges have been laid against one company and six individuals for their alleged roles in a bid-rigging conspiracy.

This new self-regulatory organization will come into being on January 1, 2023 and, at least for now, be known as the "New Self-Regulatory Organization of Canada.

Yesterday, the Court of Appeal for Ontario announced that it will begin hearing appeals and panel motions (motions before a full panel of three judges) in person starting on April 4, 2022.

Seven individuals and three companies charged in a bid-rigging scheme for IT contracts with the Government of Canada have been found not guilty by the jury, after a lengthy trial which concluded in April 2015.

The FTC and the European Commission also had concerns about the market for steerable sheaths.

An Ottawa businessman has been charged with rigging bids for real estate advisory services for the federal government. Mr. Louis Facchini, carrying on business as First Porter Consultancy, was charged with bid rigging under the Competition Act as well as fraud under the Criminal Code for allegedly submitting a false invoice with a value exceeding $5,000 to Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC).

Commercials for Philadelphia Cream Cheese and Volkswagen were the first to be banned under the new guidelines.

Michael Binetti, partner at Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP, is quoted PaRR Global's competition law newsletter to its subscribers: TekSavvy's release of competition complaint 'unusual'—lawyers...

An omnibus bill introduced today by the Ontario government called the Working for Workers Act includes provisions prohibiting non-compete clauses for employees.

On January 1st of this year, the amalgamation of investment industry self-regulatory organizations, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada ("IIROC")...

The Supreme Court of Canada released a decision today (R. v. Sullivan 2022 SCC 19) dealing with an important issue relating to the constitutionality of a provision of the Criminal Code...