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Your very own survival guide for our monopolized times. Do Not Pass Go is a weekly podcast and newsletter from veteran journalist Peter Nowak, reporting on and exposing corporate concentration and monopoly issues in Canada.
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It’s an understatement to say the world is in turmoil. Riots and protests have broken out in Europe. War rages in Ukraine and the Middle East. Incumbent governments are being booted left and right. Numerous countries are backsliding into authoritarianism.
None of this is surprising, according to Is…
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Way back in what now seems like ancient history, in 2024, the antitrust movement was picking up steam around the world.
U.S. competition authorities had launched a wave of cases against dominant companies while their Canadian counterparts were celebrating hard-fought battles to strengthen laws and…
There’s a significant battle brewing over the direction of Canada, and a humble can of peas is at the tip of it.
Earlier this summer, the Competition Bureau announced it was challenging an attempt by Quebec-based food processor Nortera to acquire canned and frozen vegetable brands Green Giant and L…
Website crashes, interminable queues, a rash of fees that are climbing higher and higher… it sounds like we’re talking about concert tickets, right?
The comparison is apt, according to Cameron Fenton. In a recent investigation for The Walrus, the B.C.-based travel and outdoors journalist looked int…
Don’t look now – Do Not Pass Go is officially one year old!
It’s hard to believe we’re already at this point when it feels like just yesterday that we thought it might be a good idea to shine a spotlight on Canada’s competition problems. But here we are. Woohoo!
It’s been an incredibly busy year, a…
The federal government introduced changes this week to labour rights through Bill C-39 that may make it harder for workers to strike, but it’s perhaps not even the most pertinent matter when it comes to employee rights.
Despite being unenforceable in many jurisdictions and even illegal in others, n…
Canadian films account for only a small part of the overall Canadian box office, but they also make a disproportionate percentage of their money through independent cinemas. In fact, many earn their entire take through theatres that aren’t Cineplex or Landmark.
In other words, if we’re talking abou…
Gander Social officially opened its doors to the public this summer, finally inviting everyone in to try out the promise of the most Canadian of experiences: a kindler, gentler social media app. The sort where, rather than insults and trolls, users are more likely to apologize to each other, eh?
Bu…
Have you noticed that even run-of-the-mill products and services are now expensive? Whether it’s a car or a concert ticket or even just a loaf of bread, regular items that were priced regularly just a few years ago are now being sold as luxuries.
It’s no accident, according Eemaan Khan, a Canadian …
In June, the Yukon government wrote angry letters to Bell, the CRTC and the federal government to complain about poor and degrading wireless service in the territory. It’s not the first time elected officials have resorted to doing so – the territory’s premier penned a similar missive two years ago…
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