The leading publication for Canadian competition law and economics, the Canadian Competition Law Review is a peer-edited review published twice annually by the CBA Competition Law and Foreign Investment Review Section.

Formerly the Canadian Competition Record, the Canadian Competition Law Review is available free in a searchable online format. 

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The latest publication of the CCLR is the Special “Amendments” Edition. This edition contains the following: 

• Back to the Future:  Modernizing Canada’s Monopolization Law by Michael Osborne (p. 1)
• Optimal Enforcement for Abuse of Dominance - The Case for a Private Cause of Action by Julie Rosenthal, Adil Abdulla, and Arash Rouhi (p. 34)
• Institutional Design and the Administration of Canadian Competition Law: Modernizing the Competition Tribunal by Laura Rowe, Tessa Martel, and Zach Rudge (p. 53)
• A Justice as Fairness Framework for a Revised Efficiencies Defence by Ken Jull and Adil Abdulla (p. 88)
• Should Canada Overhaul the SLPC Test for Mergers? By Andy Baziliauskas and Margaret Sanderson (p. 128)