On the recordJune 16, 2026
“If the harms outweigh the benefits, as in the case with surveillance pricing, the regulator could take charge,” he said.
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Evan Solomon
Liberal Party of Canada
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globalnews.ca“If the harms outweigh the benefits, as in the case with surveillance pricing, the regulator could take charge,” he said.
On the role of the new regulator regarding pricing.
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