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Response to the Department of Justice, Criminal Interest Rate Regulations - PDF

The Department of Justice has made public that it will receive comments on its proposed regulations governing the implementation of a lower Criminal Code Interest Rate of 35% APR contained in Section 347 of the Criminal Code, as specified in the Budget Implementation Act, 2023, No. 1. This ... More

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Think Consumers - March 2024

Think Consumers e-periodical serves Canada's consumer protection and empowerment sector.The March 2024 issue includes articles about: Two Visions for Ontario Consumer Protection When is a Sale a Sale? Grocery Code Sabre-Rattling Who’s Searching Google? Compliance as a Bridge to Bette... More

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A 'Sustained Institutional Role' for Consumer Organizations in 'Internal Trade' Harmonization

Research by the Consumers Council of Canada found the Canadian public expects well-resourced consumer groups to be part of any stakeholder process attached to negotiations among the federal and provincial governments concerning internal trade. This report is offered free of charge, but your volun... More

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Response to the Department of Justice, Criminal Interest Rate Regulations - PDF

Response to the Department of Justice, Criminal Interest Rate Regulations - EPUB

Think Consumers - March 2024

A 'Sustained Institutional Role' for Consumer Organizations in 'Internal Trade' Harmonization