Canada:
Legal Risks Of Participating In Trade Associations
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This article highlights the main competition law compliance
risks of participating in trade associations, both for the
participant and the trade association itself. It discusses the
Competition Bureau's priorities in this area as evidenced by
recent enforcement actions and remarks by the Commissioner of
Competition. It recommends ways to mitigate these risks including
establishing a credible and effective compliance program.
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