#competition-bureau

#competition-bureau

Cineplex Inc. faces a record fine of $38.9 million for deceptive pricing practices in ticket sales.

The Competition Bureau is investigating Leon's and The Brick for deceptive marketing practices, including misleading sales promotions and inflated pricing.

Competition Bureau studying Canada's domestic air travel industry for potentially high airfare and lack of airline competition.

The Competition Bureau is investigating airline competition to improve cost and quality of domestic air travel.

NDP calls for Canadian investigation into potential AI-driven rental pricing exploitation by landlords, linked to U.S. antitrust lawsuit.

Innovation, Science and Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne is calling on the Competition Bureau to investigate the cost of groceries in Canada.

Champagne criticized large grocery companies for their lack of cooperation with the bureau's study on food inflation and called for increased transparency.

Cellphone plans in Western Canada not as cheap post-Rogers-Shaw merger

Competition Bureau concerned about lack of comparable pricing for wireless plans

Canada's competition bureau is investigating Lululemon's environmental practices following accusations of greenwashing.

Vancouver non-profit Stand.earth has filed a complaint with Canada's competition regulator, accusing Lululemon of greenwashing and misleading consumers about its environmental practices.

The organization claims that Lululemon's Be Planet sustainability campaign from 2020 is contradicted by a 2022 impact report that shows an increase in the company's greenhouse gas emissions and the continued use of materials manufactured from fossil fuels.

Canada Bread denies participating in a price-fixing scheme and claims it was acting under the direction of its former majority owner Maple Leaf Foods.

Maple Leaf Foods denies allegations of improper pricing conduct by Canada Bread while it was a shareholder.

The Competition Bureau has obtained a court order requiring Rogers Communications to produce records related to its Infinite wireless phone plans.

The bureau is investigating claims that Rogers' marketing campaigns falsely promote the plans as offering unlimited data.