SENATORS' STATEMENTS – COMPETITION IN CANADA

Following the recent report from the Competition Bureau on the state of competition in Canada from 2000-2020, Senator Deacon rises in the Chamber to speak on the findings of this report, and what it means for Canadians’ cost of living and personal data privacy in the digital economy.

Click here to see his speech.

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