The Canadian Competition Authority fines a national construction company $761,967 after it pleaded guilty in a Toronto condo refurbishment bid-rigging scheme (CPL Interiors)

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17 Jan 2022

The Canadian Competition Authority fines a national construction company $761,967 after it pleaded guilty in a Toronto condo refurbishment bid-rigging scheme (CPL Interiors)

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Canadian Competition Authority, CPL Interiors, Press release, 17 January 2022

CPL Interiors fined $761,967 after pleading guilty in GTA condo refurbishment bid-rigging scheme* Construction company CPL Interiors Ltd. was fined $761,967 today after pleading guilty before the Ontario Superior Court for its role in a criminal bid-rigging conspiracy. The bid-rigging scheme victimized condominium

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Canadian Competition Bureau, The Canadian Competition Authority fines a national construction company $761,967 after it pleaded guilty in a Toronto condo refurbishment bid-rigging scheme (CPL Interiors), 17 January 2022, e-Competitions Criminal sanctions, Art. N° 105400

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