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On 7 April 2022, amendments to the Canadian Competition Act were introduced to the Canadian House of Commons as part of Bill C-19. Regarding merger regulation, the Canadian Competition Tribunal is empowered to explicitly consider factors such as network effects, consumer choice and privacy, and quality when deciding whether to clear a merger. In particular, the Bureau may also consider whether a proposed merger would contribute to the entrenchment of the market position of the incumbent. Additionally, the amendments grant the Canadian Competition Bureau the right to make a transaction notifiable, despite failing to reach the pre-merger notification thresholds, if the transaction was designed to avoid notification.
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