Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Bureau de la concurrence, Industrie Canada
Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments
Agence canadienne d’inspection des aliments
agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments
Office de la protection aux consommateurs

My local builders construction organization

Étude de marché sur le secteur de l’épicerie de détail

Je n'ai pas eu toutes mes réponses et on m'a redirigé vers un autre département

ligne téléphonique de renseignement sur la pub trompeuse
Updated bulletins on what they are doing
Davantage d'informations sur les mauvaises pratiques et les entreprises violant les lois du Bureau de la concurrence.
Scam and anti competition Alerts as well as cases they're working on
There has been a significant rise in online scams targeting users on social media platforms, resulting in substantial financial losses for individuals. These scams vary in nature, ranging from fraudulent investment schemes to phishing attempts and counterfeit product sales. Despite efforts to combat them, the perpetrators continue to exploit vulnerable users, preying on their trust and ignorance. Given the scale and severity of this problem, I urge the Competition Bureau to investigate these online scams thoroughly. While they may seem like individual incidents, they collectively pose a significant threat to consumer trust and safety in the digital space. Furthermore, I encourage the Bureau to work closely with social media platforms and other relevant authorities to develop robust measures to prevent, detect, and address these scams effectively. This could include implementing stricter verification processes for advertisers, improving user education and awareness, and enhancing enforcement mechanisms to hold perpetrators accountable. By taking proactive steps to address this issue, we can help protect consumers from falling victim to online scams and uphold the integrity of online marketplaces. I believe that swift action from the Competition Bureau is crucial in safeguarding the interests of Canadians and fostering a more secure digital environment for all!
Information on proposed mergers, efforts to increase competition, resources that encourage innovation, and what is being done to combat price gouging and price fixing in the marketplace.
Une liste des « red flags » à repérer si l’on soupçonne un cas!
Guidelines Suggestions Outline of policies
information for international NGOs operating in Canada- if there are any particular rules we need to follow
Reports to Canadians about what companies/brands are owned by the same corporation and how to recognize this illusion of choice/competition.
More information about careers with them.
why they don't monitoor the illigal bussiness practices with the goverment
Bulletin point updates on what cases are most important
Davantage de diffusion sur sa mission et de soutien aux citoyens
Plain language references on anti competition laws
Son utilité; ce qu'il peut faire pour me protéger, me conseiller
Les conséquences légales pour les contrevenants aux lois du Bureau
Create a framework for market studies with information gathering powers
Dossiers et décisions majeures de ses dossiers
reports detailing the impact of lack of competition on the overall economy and consumer prices
Comment porter plainte de façon efficace dans les cas de fraude via internet
More information for people to know what to watch for. Be more in the public.

All of the above. Large construction and engineer firms manage schedules, the sheer size of our electrical grid leaves us open to illegal behaviour. Ticketmaster and all their fees. The airline industry in canada is a mess and of our own doing and that of the airlines. Bread molk water retail should again be looked at, never mind the relation ship between loblaw and pepsi

Sales and service of Industrial Weighing equipment