When the Competition Act came into place in 1986, there were at least eight major grocers in Canada. Fast-forward to 2023, and that number has dwindled to just five. The Competition bureau made a set of recommendations in its report, urging governments to make it easier for more players to enter the market. Do you think we need more competition in the grocery sector?

The Competition Bureau a needs to be better quipped to handle collusion and cartel conduct, Keldon Bester, co-founder of the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, said , noting it has taken it years to investigate the bread price-fixing scandal. Bester warned that reform will require politicians to stand up to major companies that aren't interested in such changes. Do you think politicians will stand up to major companies on behalf of Canadians?

What sector would you MOST want to see more competition in?