Summarizes the applicable statutory provisions in the Competition Act as well as the relevant jurisprudence, guidelines, and policy statements.

Access leading expertise on all aspects of Canadian competition law: statutory history, price maintenance, exclusive dealing, tied selling, market restrictions, mergers, misleading advertising, and more. Since the third edition, the fourth edition is timely, given the significant changes to the domestic and international economic environments. There have been significant developments in the evolution of jurisprudence and the Competition Bureau’s practices and procedures.

Get practical guidance from leading competition law experts. Jointly published with the Canadian Bar Association, this authoritative reference features expert analysis and insight on statutory provisions in the Competition Act as well as the relevant jurisprudence, guidelines, and policy statements. Determine if the Competition Act applies to your case with practical guidance from leading competition law experts with Fundamentals of Canadian Competition Law, Fourth Edition.

This essential resource covers:

• Market Power and Market Definition
• Criminal Conspiracy
• Non-Criminal Review of Agreements
• Refusal to Deal
• Price Maintenance
• Exclusive Dealing, Tied Selling, and Market Restrictions
• Abuse of Dominance
• Merger Notification
• Substantive Merger Review
• Misleading Advertising and Market Practices
• Common Law Conspiracy and Economic Torts
• Private Applications to Competition Tribunal
• Statutory Powers of Investigation
• Intellectual Property and Regulated Conduct Interface with Competition Law
• Private Litigation and Class Actions
• Foreign Investment Reviews
• Competition Tribunal Procedure (*NEW*)