Government Proposes Significant Changes to Canada's Competition Act

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Government Proposes Significant Changes to Canada's Competition Act

Author(s): Zalmanowitz, Barry

Date: November 1 2004

On November 2, 2004, the Government of Canada tabled its latest round of proposed legislative amendments to the Competition Act in the House of Commons. Bill C-19, if passed substantially unamended, will de-criminalize some conduct and will dramatically change the sanctions for certain reviewable (non-criminal) anti-competitive conduct.

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