It shelters cartels in banking, telecom, airlines and dairy, which raises prices on Canadians and manufactures most of the irritants that dominate every negotiation we enter, and it then declines to protect competition in the one market where Canadian firms are price-takers with nowhere to go. We were promised that a fat, lazy incumbent invites competition. Digital markets run the other way. The more users a platform has, the more data it gathers and the better it gets at keeping them, so the leader pulls further ahead each year. Nobody catches up from behind.
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