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September 20, 2019

Competition Bureau call-out to market participants

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The Competition Bureau have placed a call-out to market participants for information on potentially anti-competitive conduct in the digital economy.

  • The Competition Bureau (Bureau) is seeking information from market participants about conduct in the digital economy that may be harmful to competition.
  • This paper identifies a number of issues related to digital markets that the Bureau will be engaging market participants on over the coming months.
  • Information provided to the Bureau will be used to inform potential investigations into anti-competitive conduct by firms in digital markets.
  • The call-out is part of the Bureau’s efforts to ensure that Canadians realize the full benefits of competition in the rapidly growing digital economy.

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