Chapter 1

The Year in Review: Leading Cases and Developments in 1996/97

A. Some Thoughts on the Supreme Court of Canada’s Decision in Southam
       Robyn Bell, Beth Riley, and Jo’Anne Strekaf, All of Bennett Jones Verchere,
       Calgary

B. The First Tied Selling Case
       Stanley Wong, Davis & Company, Vancouver

Chapter 2

A Primer on Key Economic Concepts in Competition Law

A. Market Power and "Substantial Lessening of Competition" in Canadian Competition Law: A Primer
       Ralph A. Winte, University of Toronto

B. Leading Edge Issues in the Economics of Competition Policy 
       Roger Ware, Professor of Economics, Queens University

C. Economics, Lawyers and Competition Law: Background Comments to Winter and Ware Papers
       Bruce M. Graham, Smith Lyons, Toronto

Chapter 3

Developments in Marketing Law for a Borderless World

A. The Internet and Other Advertising Law Developments - Canada and Elsewhere
       James B. Musgrove and David M. W. Young, Lang Michener, Toronto

Chapter 4

The Competition Act and the Information Economy

A. The Competition Act and the Information Economy
       Richard F. D. Corley, Davies Ward & Beck, Toronto

B. Antitrust and the Information Economy: A United States Perspective
       Thomas M. Jorde, Professor of Law, University of California at Berkeley
       and Law & Economics Consulting Group

Chapter 5

Migration from Regulation to Competition - Key Sectors for the 21st Century - Electricity and Financial Institutions

A. Traditional Natural Monopolies in Transition: The Comparative Roles of Competition Policy and Economic Regulation in Preventing the Leveraging of Monopoly Power in Network Industries
       Michael S. Gal, Michael J. Trebilcock, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto

B. Mergers and Acquisitions in the Canadian Banking Industry: The Role of Merger Law and the Competition Bureau
       John J. Quinn and Mark J. Nicholson, Blake Cassels & Graydon, Toronto

C. Notes for an Address by André Lafond, Deputy Director of Investigation and Research, Civil Matters Branch, Competition Bureau
       André Lafond, Competition Bureau, Ottawa

Chapter 6

The Director’s State of the Bureau Address

A. Notes for an Address
       Konrad von Finckenstein, Q.C, Director of Investigation & Research,
       Competition Bureau, Ottawa.

Chapter 7

Intellectual Property Rights and the Competition Act: Different Perspectives on Welfare Maximization

A. Intellectual Property and Competition Law: When Worlds Collide
       Donald M. Cameron and Iain C. Scott, Smith Lyons, Toronto

B. Intellectual Property and Canadian Competition Law
       Warren Grover, Q.C, Blake Cassels & Graydon, Toronto

C. Competition Policy and Intellectual Property Rights: Complementary Framework Policies for Innovation and Efficiency
       Robert D. Anderson, World Trade Organization (WTO), Geneva

Chapter 8

International Enforcement: Public and Private Sector Perspectives in a Practical Context

A. International Cooperation in the Enforcement of Competition Laws: Recent Canada - United States Criminal Experience
       D. Martin Low, Q.C., Department of Justice/Competition Bureau, Ottawa

B. Current Law and Practice in Cross-Border Criminal Investigations
       Joel T. Kissack and Paul T. Denis, Davies Ward & Beck, Toronto and Arnold & Porter Washington, DC

Chapter 9

The Future of International Antitrust: The 21st Century Belongs to the World

A. Cross-Border Mergers
       Barry E. Hawk and Cynthia Lewis, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, New York
       and Brussels

B. Joint Ventures in the Global Economy: Applying the Competition Act in the 21st Century
       Calvin S. Goldman, Q.C., Richard F. D. Corley and Milos Barutciski,
       All of Davies Ward & Beck, Toronto

C. Convergence, Divergence and Cooperation: Some Thoughts on the European Experience
       Nicholas Spearing, Freshfields, London