When shaping Canadian competition law, Canadian legislators and enforcers historically have canvassed comparative experience, including most prominently that of the U.S., but have typically concluded that distinct circumstances in Canada, such as its smaller size, call for distinct competition law. In recent competition law reform processes, however, Canadian authorities and legislation have placed remarkable importance on conformity with U.S. law on key dimensions of mergers law. For example, w
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