Biographical notes for Stanley Wong

Contributing Editor, Competition Law (CL) 1994–

"Director's Policy on Confidentiality" (1994) 1 CL 9

"Director's Policy on Strategic Alliances" (1994) 1 CL 18

"Price Advertising in Canada" (1995) 1 CL 38

"Director's Draft Bulletin on Corporate Compliance Programs" (1996) 2 CL 92

"Comparative Price Advertising Under Bill C-67" (1997) 3 CL 150

"Yellow Pages Advertising: Tied Selling and Abuse of Dominant Position" (1997) 3 CL 175

"The Competition Tribunal and Intellectual Property Rights" (1998) 4 CL 225

"Immunity From Prosecution Under the Competition Act" (1999) 5 CL 322 "The Power of the Commissioner of Competition to Issue Temporary Orders: A Proposal in Private Member Bill C-472" (2000) 6 CL 350

Born 23 July 1947

Educated Simon Fraser University B.A. (Hons., Econ.) 1969; University of Cambridge Ph.D. (Econ.) 1976; University of Toronto LL.B. 1984

Partner, Davis & Company 1991–

Associate with present firm 1986-91

Associate, Blake, Cassels & Graydon 1984-86

Called to the Bars of Ontario 1984, British Columbia 1987 and England and Wales 1992

Articled, Blake, Cassels & Graydon (Toronto) 1982-84

Associate Professor, Economics, Carleton University 1979-84 (Lecturer 1973-76; Assistant Professor 1976-79)

Visiting Assistant Professor, Economics, Simon Fraser University 1979

Lecturer, Institute of Economics, University of Copenhagen 1973

Chair, Organizing Committee, 4^th Annual Conference, National Competition Law Section, Canadian Bar Association, Ottawa, September 26-27, 1996

Chair, Reviewable Matters and Private Actions Committee, National Competition Law Section, Canadian Bar Association 1994-95 (Vice-Chair 1992-93)

Member, Competition Law and Policy Committee, Canadian Council for International Business 1993–; Executive National Competition Law Section, Canadian Bar Association 1996– (Vice-Chair, Policy 1998-99)

Rapporteur for Canada on competition law, Antitrust and Trade Law Newsletter, International Bar Association, Business Law Section 1992–

Mr. Wong's main areas of practice are competition law, intellectual property, administrative law and commercial litigation. He was lead counsel for the Director of Investigation and Research on an application to the Competition Tribunal challenging the acquisitions by Southam Inc. of community and specialty newspapers in British Columbia. He was also counsel to the Attorney General of Canada on related litigation in the Federal Court of Canada. Mr. Wong has provided advice on competition law to corporations and institutions in a wide variety of industries. He acts as trial counsel, provides opinions on acquisitions, marketing and trade practices, and develops corporate compliance programs.