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Conclusions in English Score: 2.5440287590027
Business Usage of Consumer Information for Direct Marketing: What the Public Thinks Study ...
Deregulation of the Canadian Natural Gas Market Score: 2.0010492801666
The Deregulation of the Canadian Natural Gas Market: A Consumer Progress Report This report ...
Conclusions en français Score: 1.7646180391312
Utilisation professionnelle des renseignements personnels des consommateurs : ce qu’en pense ...
PIAC Comments on Spam Score: 1.6279953718185
Industry Canada Discussion Paper:E-mail Marketing: Consumer Choices and Business ...
Survey of Canadians views (Direct Marketing) Score: 1.61958360672
Negative Option Marketing Score: 1.5660700798035
SPEAKING NOTES BEFORE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS STANDING COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRY – BILL C-276 BY: ...
Why Phone Service is Deteriorating for Most Consumers Score: 1.4955416917801
For Whom Bell Tolls: Why Phone Service is Deteriorating Philippa Lawson Senior Counsel Public ...
Marketing Score: 1.4402251243591
Report: Consumer Privacy Under PIPEDA: How Are We Doing? Score: 1.4362306594849
This report is available in PDF format [pdf file: 0.28mb] Executive Summary This report ...
Other PIAC Documents Score: 1.4312827587128
Financial Services Letters PIAC comments on Ontario proposals for mutual fund ...
Initial proposed Bill of Rights Score: 1.4193379878998
TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONSUMER BILL OF RIGHTS Application This Bill of Rights applies to all ...
Comments on Competition Bureau’s Draft Internet Advertising Guidelines Score: 1.2403428554535
The following are brief comments on “Staying On-side when Advertising On-line: A Guide to ...
Negative Option Marketing Score: 1.2370575666428
SPEAKING NOTES BEFORE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS STANDING COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRY – BILL C-276 BY: ...
Text of Press Conference Score: 1.2323532104492
Text of Press Conference in French PRESS CONFERENCE Date: Monday, 8 December 2003 Place: Option ...
Résultats en français Score: 1.1792933940887
Version en PDF [pdf file: 0.39mb]
Initial comments Score: 1.1244252920151
Initial Comments Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission Ottawa, Ontario K1A ...
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Comments of Action Réseau Consommateur, the Consumers' Association of Canada, and ...
Supplementary comments Score: 1.0587265491486
Ms. Diane Rheaume Secretary-General Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications ...
Media Release (AOL TIME WARNER MERGER) Score: 0.99389970302582
THE PUBLIC INTEREST ADVOCACY CENTRE (PIAC) CALLS FOR GOVERNMENT ACTION ON AOL TIME WARNER ...
Pragmatic Solutions to Payday Lending: Regulating Fringe Lending and “Alternative Banking" Score: 0.97114187479019
Full text is available here [pdf file: 0.44mb] Executive Summary This report is a follow-up ...
Consumer Groups Initial Submission Score: 0.96716958284378
Ms. Diane Rheaume Secretary-General Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications ...
Eliminating Phonelessness in Canada: Possible Approaches Second Edition Score: 0.96645128726959
Full report is available as a PDF [pdf file: 0.28mb] EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Phonelessness: The ...
Do Not Call Registry (Bill C-37); PIAC submission to the Senate Standing Committee Score: 0.95407432317734
OTTAWA, Tuesday, November 15, 2005 The Standing Senate Committee on Transport and ...
“White-label” ATMs Score: 0.93003249168396
“White-label” ATMs: ‘taking away' consumers' cash as fast as ...
TELECOMMUNICATIONS OMBUDSMAN FOR CANADA Score: 0.92541885375977
With the advent of competition in telecommunications in Canada, many aspects of the regulatory ...
Mobile Number Portability: Moving with the Times Score: 0.92507064342499
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PIAC Reports Score: 0.91870182752609
PIAC Privacy Reports National Identity Cards, Biometrics and the Consumer: Displacing the ...
PIAC application to CRTC for disclosure by telcos of long distance rates Score: 0.91518223285675
Ms. Diane Rheaume Secretary-General Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications ...
Consumers Left Out in the Code Score: 0.91240882873535
(OTTAWA)— Consumers will face higher transaction costs and lose consumer rights in debit and ...
Future of the Canadian Financial Services Sector Score: 0.90316438674927
Public Interest Advocacy Centre Comment on The Taskforce on the Future of the Canadian Financial ...
Protecting Personal Information on the Internet: The Canadian Approach Score: 0.87450593709946
Philippa Lawson Counsel, Public Interest Advocacy Centre CPSR Conference, Boston MA The subject ...
Reply Comments to CRTC on Affiliate Data Sharing Score: 0.87363004684448
Comments of Action Réseau Consommateur, the Consumers' Association of Canada, and ...
Consumer groups call for telemarketing controls Score: 0.84802985191345
CRTC Public Notice 2001-34: Telemarketing Rules Comments of Action Réseau Consommateur, ...
Other PIAC Documents Score: 0.77914828062057
Consumer Protection Letters Comments on proposed rules for jurisdiction in cross-border ...
Executive Summary Score: 0.77633786201477
The historic decision of the Canadian Radio-Television Commission (CRTC) in 1992 (Telecom Decision ...
News Release Score: 0.76385122537613
Canadians Wary of Private Sector Big Brother: Want Opt-in Approach to Personal Data Use Ottawa ...
Canadian Consumer Initiative Identity Theft Policy Position Score: 0.74072283506393
Identity theft affects consumers Identity theft is a crucial issue for today’s consumers. ...
National Do Not Call List—Making It Work Better For You Score: 0.73922109603882
The Canada Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has recently posted a public ...
Consumer Groups Additional Comments on AT&T Petition Score: 0.73911684751511
Mr. Alex Himelfarb Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to the Cabinet Langevin Block 80 ...
PIAC calls for a halt to Bell’s rebate hustle Score: 0.73444414138794
An Ottawa-based consumer group wants to hold Bell Canada to account over its plan to convert ...
Are You Sure You Want to Continue? Consumer Authentication at the Crossroads Score: 0.71143919229507
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Attention: News and Business Editors October 23, 2008 (OTTAWA)—The Public ...
Reply comments Score: 0.68917465209961
Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N2 Attention: ...
Loyalty Management Group Canada Inc Score: 0.68908321857452
Privacy Commissioner Commissaire a la protection of Canada de la vie privee du Canada 112, rue ...
Where Should the Green Choices Be Made Score: 0.64752298593521
September 27, 2006 For immediate release Attention: Business/Energy Editors PIAC Report: ...
The airline ticket pricing game Score: 0.64555126428604
Airlines – especially Air Canada – far from transparent about average fares, lowest ...
THE USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE MONETARY PENALTIES IN CONSUMER PROTECTION Score: 0.63612854480743
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The use of “Administrative Monetary Penalties”, otherwise known as ...
Consumers need more comprehensive protection against late payment penalties Score: 0.63295638561249
(OTTAWA)— The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) today released a 53-page report entitled ...
PIAC Applauds New Financial Sector Legislation Score: 0.62903994321823
Consumer Group Applauds New Financial Sector Legislation, But Warns that Further Measures are ...
April 1998 Vol.5, No.1 Score: 0.62356269359589
IN THIS ISSUE PIAC Advocates Stronger Privacy Laws Telco Price Caps Now In Effect CRTC Examines ...
Utility Shopping: Are Consumers Ready? Score: 0.62240719795227
While competition promises many benefits in utility markets, in practice consumers have to be ...