Concert Tickets Price-gouging Concerns
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Tickets for Taylor Swift’s Friday concert in Toronto are at minimum $ 4,654 .
Politicians are calling for action by governments to prevent future concert-goers facing sky-high prices.
A petition has also been launched federally this week , backed by Green MP Mike Morris .
A big issue in Canada is that Ticketmaster and its parent company LiveNation “control” the primary market for ticket sales.
Competition Bureau of Canada said it enforces the Competition Act , including provisions around price-fixing and abuse of dominant positions.
Earlier this year , the U.S. took action against Ticketmaster and LiveNation , accusing them of running an illegal monopoly over live events and asking a court to break up the system.
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