Competition Law Review
Review of major Canadian Competition Law developments over the past year, including: Top Stories, Criminal, Class Actions & Private Actions, Mergers, Reviewable Matters, Marketing Practices, Related Developments, The Long Arm of US Antitrust, Across the Pond Full article
Computer Files in Plain View: A Common Sense Approach
The Court of Appeal, in R. v. Jones, has provided some clarity and guidance with respect to the permissible scope of the search of a computer which is seized under a valid search warrant, where such a warrant is authorized for the search of evidence in an unrelated crime. Full article
Charges Stayed After Crown Breaks Deal in Gas Conspiracy Case
Quebec gas retailer and convenience store operator Couche-Tard Inc. escaped price fixing charges after a Quebec Superior Court judge found that the Crown’s repudiation of a settlement agreement irreparably prejudiced [...] Full article
Gas retailers fined $2 million for price fixing
Canadian Tire Corporation, Mr. Gas, and Pioneer Energy LP pleaded guilty to fixing the retail price of gasoline in Kingston and Brockville from May to November 2007. They were fined a total of [...] Full article
Developments
Japanese auto-parts maker to pay record $30 million fine for bid-rigging
Yazaki Corporation was fined $30 million after pleading guilty to rigging bids for wire harnesses [...]
Record $5 million bid rigging fine for auto parts maker
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently ordered Furukawa Electric Co. Ltd., a Japanese supplier [...]
Guilty pleas continue in gasoline price-fixing conspiracy
Two individuals have pleaded guilty to fixing the price of gasoline in Sherbrooke, Quebec. The [...]
Guilty Pleas Continue in Quebec Gas Price-Fixing Conspiracy
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