A crime fiction novel was the most checked out book out of the more than 5.9 million other physical items loaned out by libraries run by Australia’s largest council last year.
Residents in the river city also frequently borrowed out cookbooks,…

A crime fiction novel was the most checked out book out of the more than 5.9 million other physical items loaned out by libraries run by Australia’s largest council last year.
Residents in the river city also frequently borrowed out cookbooks,…
January 13, 2026 – GATINEAU (Québec), Competition Bureau
On January 15, 2026, the Competition Bureau will release the findings of its study on how data portability can unlock competition and empower Canadians in the digital world.
Data portability gives consumers the ability to easily and securely move their personal information from one service provider to another.
The Bureau’s report will provide a detailed analysis of the significant benefits of data portability for Canadians and the economy, using the insurance sector as a case study. It will also highlight key factors for the creation of a successful Canadian data portability framework.
Following the publication of the report, the Bureau will hold a technical briefing for media on its methodology and findings. Bureau officials will provide opening remarks and answer questions.
Date: January 15, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. EST
Location: Virtual (Webinar)
Media are asked to contact Competition Bureau Media Relations at media-cb-bc@cb-bc.gc.ca to receive the access link for the technical briefing.
Media are encouraged to dial in 15 minutes before the start of the technical briefing. Media in attendance are free to record the technical briefing for broadcast purposes.


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