Friends of the Earth Canada wants the Competition Bureau to investigate a recent study it says proves there is no such thing as a “flushable” wipe. Continue reading
The inquiry, launched by the Competition Bureau in the fall, concerns allegations the two carriers used anti-competitive practices to crowd out B.C.-based upstart Flair Airlines from at least three routes last year. Continue reading
The firm was not the only Montreal-based engineering company to see its reputation tainted by corruption allegations. Continue reading
The federal Competition Bureau is urging the B.C. government to re-think provincial taxi regulations and make them better for consumers and businesses by ‘applying the principles of competition’. Continue reading
Canada’s competition watchdog is warning that British Columbia’s liquor laws are out dated, anti-competitive and should be changed. Continue reading
Half of Canadians are expected to be scouring the web to nab deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but they should be wary about a particular scam. Continue reading
TREB chief executive John DiMichele says the data can only be posted on such sites to provide residential real estate brokerage services. Continue reading
The board says in a letter to members that it has received reports that some realtors recorded false sales figures due to customers’ privacy concerns. Continue reading
A growers association in New Brunswick says it has been told the investigation is focused on complaints concerning prices paid by processing companies for blueberries produced in the Maritimes. Continue reading
The Competition Bureau said Tuesday it has reached an agreement with Leon’s Furniture Ltd. and the Brick Ltd. regarding allegations of deceptive marketing practices dating back nearly five years ago. Continue reading