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- New Competition Bureau Guidance for Canadian Promotional Contests
February 18, 2026 On February 17, 2026, Canada’s federal Competition Bureau (Bureau) issued a News Release warning consumers to be careful when entering promotional contests (and by implication for contest sponsors to ensure that they comply with the Competition Act) (see: Promotional Contests: Bu … Read more »
- Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Competition Tribunal Decision in $38.9 Million Cineplex Online Ticket Price Case
January 28, 2026 On January 21, 2026, Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) dismissed an appeal by Cineplex Inc. (Cineplex) of a 2024 Competition Tribunal (Tribunal) decision that held that Cineplex had engaged in drip pricing contrary to sections 74.01(1)(a) and 74.01(1.1) of Canada’s federa … Read more »
- Canada’s Competition Bureau Issues New Guidance for Developing Competition Law Compliance Programs
August 17, 2025 On August 14, 2025, Canada’s federal Competition Bureau (Bureau) announced that it had issued new guidance for companies and others to develop competition law compliance programs (see: “Develop a compliance program for your business in 10 easy steps!”). In general, the Bureau has p … Read more »
- Competition Bureau Sues DoorDash and Canada’s Wonderland – “Drip Pricing� Continues to be a Top Deceptive Marketing Priority
June 30, 2025 On May 5, 2025 and June 2, 2025, Canada’s Competition Bureau (“Bureauâ€�) announced that it was suing Canada’s Wonderland Company (“Wonderlandâ€�) and Door Dash Inc. and its subsidiary DoorDash Technologies Canada Inc. (“DoorDashâ€�) for allegedly engaging in drip pricing in … Read more »
- Competition Bureau Warns Landlords and Property Managers Not to Engage in Criminal Price-fixing
June 26, 2025 On June 25, 2025, Canada’s Competition Bureau issued a News Release warning landlords and property managers not to engage in criminal conspiracy agreements under the federal Competition Act (see: Landlords and property managers: agreeing with competitors on rental prices is illegal). … Read more »