TORONTO, April 19 (Reuters) - Canada's Competition Bureau
said on Tuesday it will take no further action against Google
after alleging in 2013 that the company was abusing its dominant
position in online search.
The watchdog said it found evidence to support one of the
allegations against Google, now a unit of holding company
Alphabet Inc GOOGL.O , but said the company has already made
changes to remedy those concerns and that it has agreed not to
reintroduce anticompetitive clauses in its contracts.