Substantial lessening or prevention of competition

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• University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, Team No. 25110, Counsel for the Respondent

  Jubilee Lambie, Rhiannon Szewczyk

• University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, Team No. 25110, Counsel for the Appellants

  Daniel Kim, Tyler Li

• University of Ottawa, Team 24108, Counsel For The Respondents, Canada (Commissioner Of Competition) and Find Your Robin Inc and Penguin Ltd

  Fionntan Ferris, Aidan Devine

• What’s it all About, Matthew?—Some Thoughts on The Future of Competition Policy in Canada

  James Musgrove, Hannah Johnson

• Towards an Efficiencies Standard That Benefits Canadians

  Andy Baziliauskas, Lisa Stockley

• The Competition Bureau’s Rejection of Efficiency as the Key Criterion in Competition Policy: A Critique

  Edward Iacobucci

• When Should We Look Out For The Little Guy? An Examination of the Inconsistencies in Antitrust Enforcement of Monopsony Power in Canada and the United States

  Susan Hutton, Naime Isaj, Laura Rowe, D. Daniel Sokol

• Algorithmic Collusion: From Smokeroom to Code Lines? How Collusion Can Evolve & Are We Prepared

  Laura Hamdan

• Blurred Lines: How the Dow v Nova and Royal J&M Distributing Cases May Confuse Remedies Under the Competition Act

  James Musgrove, Janine MacNeil, Madeline Klimek

• The Retail Gasoline Price-Fixing Cartel in Quebec

  Marcel Boyer

• A Note on the Unique Implications of Consumer Price Sensitivity for Merger Assessment in Canada

  Ian Cass, Dimitri Dimitropoulos

• Digital Advertising and Purchasing: Fun or a New Type of Deception?

  Kenneth Jull, Nicole Spadotto

  1-50

• Paradigm or Paradox: Canada's Competition Law Regime in the New Age of Populism

  Michael Caldecott

  51-99

• Year in Review 2019: Competition Law in the Digital Age

  Susan Hutton, Laura Rowe, Sarah Stirling-Moffet

  111-135

• Green Competition: Introduction to the Interactions between Competition and Environmental Policy in Canada

  Julien Beaulieu

  144-171

• Canada's Efficiency Defence: Why Ignoring Section 96 Does More Harm than Good for Economic Efficiency and Innovation

  Brian A. Facey, David Dueck

  33-62

• Canada's (In)Efficiency Defence: Why Section 96 May Do More Harm than Good for Economic Efficiency and Innovation

  Matthew Chiasson, Paul A. Johnson

  1-32

• The Lamentable Rise of an Expanded Essential Facilities Doctrine in Canada: The Troubling Economic Foundations of the Toronto Real Estate Board Decision

  Jeffrey Church

  122-187

• The Economics of Upward Pricing Pressure - Understanding the Parkland Case

  Margaret Sanderson, Andy Baziliauskas

  168-178