Posted on 12/12/07
Shakeup urged for professions
Self-regulating professions in Canada should re-examine their rules and remove any unnecessary barriers to competition, Canada's chief competition commissioner says."Rules that limit advertising, set prices for services and restrict who can offer some professional services may go beyond legitimate consumer protection," Sheridan Scott, commissioner of the Competition Bureau of Canada, said yesterday in a speech to the Economic Club of Toronto.
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