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CAMP’s new discussion paper— “Confronting Canada’s Gatekeeper Crisis”—breaks down how we got here and the questions we need to answer to build something better.

ICYMI: Canada faces a critical decision—continue down the path of digital dependence, or reclaim control. #CdnPoli

“CAMP endorses the bureau’s clear acknowledgement that Canada’s airline market is not delivering for Canadians. The cozy duopoly that divides the country rather than competes for it needs immediate and meaningful government action.”.

Canada's airline market isn't working for Canadians, and our competition cop knows it. In a landmark study under new powers, Canada's Competition Bureau recognizes the issues facing travellers, but should go further in its recommendations to fix it.

RT @KeldonB: For countries like Canada, monopolies are as much a threat to sovereignty as they are a pocketbook issue. In my latest piece f….

RT @KeldonB: Great interview out today about our work @monopolyproject in @TheTyee by @HarrisonMooney . "in the U.S., in the EU, in Canada,….

We're thrilled to welcome Sebastian to the team as we continue building a stronger economy for Canadians.

Sebastian views research as community organizing and is committed to advancing systemic change through stronger local engagement.

He began his career in the public service before moving to economic consulting, where he worked in the Brattle Group's competition and antitrust practice.

Meet CAMP's new Fellow, Sebastian Tansil. Sebastian is an economist, journalist, and housing advocate with the Kensington Market Community Land Trust.

Canada's changing relationship with the U.S. is bringing the risks of our dependence on American firms to light. In a new discussion paper, CAMP looks at key digital markets and asks how we begin to chart a course for a more sovereign future.

Now, as a newly registered charity, we’re ready to go further. But we need a strong base of recurring support to grow sustainably. Will you become one of our first 100 monthly donors in 2025?. Become a monthly donor by visiting:

In 2024, CAMP helped reshape Canada’s competition laws and exposed how monopoly power—from the grocery aisle to the digital world—is hurting Canadians. Our work is changing the conversation—and driving results.

This is a major step forward. It means we can deepen our research, expand our reach, and take on even bigger fights for a fairer Canadian economy—with your support.

We have big news: The Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project is now a registered charity! #CdnPoli

Tune in to listen to CAMP executive director @KeldonB talk about transparent pricing, fair competition, and the Competition Bureau's case against DoorDash.

We're thrilled to welcome Curtis to the team as we continue advancing bold policy ideas that put people and communities at the heart of digital futures. #CdnPoli #AntiMonopoly.

—Investigating how digital systems can both consolidate power and limit freedoms, while also uncovering the ways systems design and civic tech can foster community power and democratic engagement.

Meet CAMP's new Policy Analyst, Curtis McCord. Curtis is a researcher and analyst with a doctorate from the University of Toronto. His work explores the intersection of technology and democracy—