Acknowledgements

• Author: John S. Tyhurst
• Pages: 27-27

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ACK NOW LED GEM ENTS

The writing of thi s book was greatly assisted by the support of the Com-

mon Law Section of University of Ottawa Faculty of Law. This aorded

invaluable access to the university l ibraries, quiet oce space, and most

importantly in t his digital age (and during a pandemic), electronic legal

and economic research tools.

My sincere thanks to t he following, who reviewed and provided help-

ful comments on draft ch apters or parts thereof: Andy Bazili auskas, Tara

DiBenedetto, Ann Chaplin, Pier re-Yves Guay, Paul Johnson, Adrian John-

ston, Derek Leschinsky, and Steve Sansom. My thanks as well to Lesley

Steeve and her skilled team at Irw in for their patience and contributions

during the editing process. Any errors or oversights remain mine.

I am indebted to the professors who sparked my interest in compe-

tition law, regulation and economics during my university yea rs: Bill

Stanbury and Gideon Rosenbluth at UBC; Bruce Dun lop, Michael Tre-

bilcock, David McQueen, and Hudson Janis ch at U of T; and Julius Grey

at McGill. William J Miller, a mentor and friend from my f‌irst years at

the Department of Justice, was al so an inspiration as the quintessenti al

competition law litigator. When Bill passed away suddenly a few years

ago, his wife Joan generously donated an award — and a book prize from

Bill’s extensive personal libra ry — for the Competition Law class at the

University of Ottawa. I have also appreci ated the on-going contributions

of Chief Justice Paul Crampton and Susan Hutton in the presentation of

the Competition Law course at the University.

John S Tyhurst

Ottawa

Decemb er 2020