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Inside this issue of Think Consumers, the e-periodical for consumer protection and empowerment professionals: How well does ‘name and shame’ work as a consumer protection tool? The explosive growth in sports betting advertising Waiting for the minister’s decision on Rogers-...More
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Inside this Issue: The Rising Price of Food No Surge in Credit Card Surcharging Yet U.S. Grocer Online Coupons Discriminate EU Agreement Would Expand Protection for Online Purchases A Tasty Food Safety Education Video for the Professional Telecom Providers Trumpet Lower Complaint Figures ...More
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Inside this issue of Think Consumers, the e-periodical for consumer protection and empowerment professionals: Who acts when the 'predatory' lenders circle? Credit card surcharges on consumers Hung up on window blinds Buy now, pay later attracting regulation CBC Marketplace Anniversary Fin...More
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Inside this issue of Think Consumers, the e-periodical for consumer protection and empowerment professionals: Inflation – Like a horror movie franchise villain, inflation is back. Banking redress – Consumer input ‘suspended’ Find my car thief Right to repair moving s...More
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Inside this issue of Think Consumers: Oh pShaw! – The Competition Bureau makes its case that the Rogers-Shaw merger is anti-competitive. Who’s Fighting Fraud Anymore? – CBC reveals that the RCMP has shuttered its high profile international anti-fraud group Buy Now Pay Later...More
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Inside this issue of Think Consumers: Piecing together a federal consumer protection policy International efforts to regulate ‘buy now, pay later’ Ontario audits spotlight lack of accountability Quebec repeals stuffed goods protection Ontario politicians propose one-stop shop f...More
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Inside this Issue of Think Consumers: Buy Now, Pay Later – An expensive payments option gains momentum What consumer protection issues might proceed in a minority government Regulators catch some merger mania Amazon facing safety and pricing probes CSA investor education report shows...More
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Inside this Issue of Think Consumers: Always Upstream – Why isn’t consumer protection viewed as essential to economic growth? Enforcement of Corded Window Safety Rules Delayed Regulating Man-Made Diamonds FCAC Continues to Define Informed Consent Competition Enforcement Require...More
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A periodical issued six times a year to serve Canada's consumer protection and empowerment professional community. Think Consumers is available by single copy or subscription. New subscribers receive one free month of access before billing starts. Members of the Council receive a complimentary su...More
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A periodical issued six times a year to serve Canada's consumer protection and empowerment professional community. Think Consumers is available by single copy or subscription. New subscribers receive one free month of access before billing starts. Members of the Council receive a complimentary su...More
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A periodical issued six times a year to serve Canada's consumer protection and empowerment professional community. Think Consumers is available by single copy or subscription. New subscribers receive one free month of access before billing starts.Inside this issue: Why a Canadian Con...More
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A periodical issued six times a year to serve Canada's consumer protection and empowerment professional community. Think Consumers is available by single copy or subscription. New subscribers receive one free month of access before billing starts.Inside this issue: Protecting Consumers in...More
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