[1] The Tribunal hears cases that deal with such matters as business mergers; abuse of dominant position; agreements between competitors; refusal to comply; price maintenance; other restrictive trade practices; deceptive marketing practices; specialization agreements; delivered pricing; foreign judgments, law, and directives that "adversely affect economic activity in Canada;" and refusals to supply by foreign suppliers.
The Tribunal could also hear references filed pursuant to section 124.2 of the Competition Act and award costs of proceedings before it.
The Tribunal hears cases that deal with such matters as business mergers; abuse of dominant position; agreements between competitors; refusal to comply; price maintenance; other restrictive trade practices; deceptive marketing practices; specialization agreements; delivered pricing; foreign judgments, law, and directives that "adversely affect economic activity in Canada;" and refusals to supply by foreign suppliers.
[4] The vast majority of cases are resolved by the Competition Bureau prior to reaching the Tribunal.
[4] In 2015, the Tribunal ruled in favour of the Canadian Real Estate Association in a case brought by the Bureau.