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Competition Bureau reaches agreement to protect real estate competition in the Northwest Territories

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The Competition Bureau announced today that it has entered into a consent agreement with the Northwest Territories Association of Realtors (NWTAR) to address concerns with its membership practices. A Bureau investigation found that the NWTAR engaged in anti-competitive conduct by denying membership to those seeking to compete remotely with the association's existing members.Refusing membership based on differing business models creates barriers to new forms of competition.

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Competition Bureau reaches agreement to protect real estate competition in the Northwest Territories

GATINEAU, QC, Nov. 29, 2023 /CNW/ - The Competition Bureau announced today that it has entered into a consent agreement with the Northwest Territories Association of Realtors (NWTAR) to address concerns with its membership practices in the real estate sector. A Bureau investigation found that the NWTAR engaged in anti-competitive conduct by denying membership to those seeking to compete remotely with the association's existing members. The Burea…

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Benzinga broke the news in Detroit, United States on Wednesday, November 29, 2023.
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