Tom Curry was featured in an article by Global Competition Review examining Google's constitutional challenge to Canada's Competition Act. The article outlines Google's argument that recent amendments to Canada's Competition Act exceed Parliament's constitutional authority. Tom weighed in on the case's broader implications, noting that the constitutional challenge could disrupt Canada's civil antitrust enforcement processes and shift antitrust enforcement back towards criminal processes.
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20 June 2025
Google’s Canadian Constitutional Challenge Poses Risk For Civil Enforcement
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Tom Curry was featured in an article by Global Competition Review examining Google’s constitutional challenge to Canada’s Competition Act.