Guilty Pleas Continue in Quebec Gas Price-Fixing Conspiracy
An individual retailer operating under the Petro-Canada banner has pleaded guilty to fixing the price of gasoline in Sherbrooke, Quebec, the Competition Bureau announced on December 28, 2012. The retailer was sentenced to a fine of $5,000. To date, 28 individuals and 7 companies have pleaded guilty. Fines in excess of $3 million have been imposed and sentences to be served in the community have been imposed on six individuals. [more] Full article
More charges come down the sewer pipe
The Competition Bureau has announced an additional 23 criminal charges against Kelly Sani-Vac Inc., its vice-president, and the former president of Chalifoux Sani Laurentides Inc., for bid-rigging municipal sewer services ... [more] Full article
Irving Oil Accused of Fixing Gas Prices
Criminal charges have been laid against Irving Oil and its Quebec manager, alleging that they fixed the price of gasoline in Victoriaville, Thetford Mines and Sherbrooke, Quebec. The charges are part ... [more] Full article
Micron settles SRAM price-fixing allegations
Micron has agreed to pay $300,000 to settle a class proceeding alleging that it participated in a conspiracy to fix prices for Static Random Access Memory (SRAM). SRAM is a ... [more] Full article