We've discussed these issues in detail as a result of an extensive investigation we conducted into Loblaws' business practices in 2017, when we looked at potential issues of abuse of dominance. As I said, this situation appears to be an imbalance in bargaining power, something the Competition Act does not have specific powers to deal with.
Abuse of dominance is, effectively, in the short version, where a company has a dominant market position and engages in anti-competitive acts with an intended negative effect on a competitor. That conduct results in a substantial lessening or prevention of competition.