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Consumer complaints to the OPC: up to $3500 per day for offending merchants

Summary by Protegez-vous.ca
As of January 2025, the Consumer Protection Office will have new weapons to bring back to order merchants who do not comply with the Consumer Protection Act, much like a police officer can give you advice on the spot...
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Consumer complaints to the OPC: retailers will have to pay

As of January 2025, the Consumer Protection Office will have new weapons to bring back to order merchants who do not comply with the Consumer Protection Act, much like a police officer can give you advice on the spot...

·Quebec City, Canada
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protegez-vous.ca broke the news in Quebec City, Canada on Friday, December 6, 2024.
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