- Consumers
- Electronic Commerce
- Cable TV and Broadcasting
- General Advocacy
- PIAC Reports
- PIAC Media Releases
- Other PIAC Documents
- Proposed amendments to the Competition Act represent a fairly balanced take on necessary refinements
- Consumers ask Minister to fix local TV and expensive basic cable-satellite service
- New Consumer Services Ministry Hailed by Consumer Group
- Report Concludes Consumer Protection Usually Better in Europe
- The Consumer Perspective of Trade & Commerce Powers: PIAC report
- Curb those extra fees: PIAC report calls for consumer protection legislation
- Consumer groups call on Minister Moore to “put consumers first” in the war over cable fees
- PIAC opposes amendments to consumer product safety bill (C-6)
- PIAC Calls for Attention to TV Switch to Digital Over the Air
- Consumers' Gains in Copyright Bill Can be Taken Away by Media Companies : La Loi sur le droit d’auteur
- PIAC Comments on Potential Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation Legislation in Ontario
- Whitelisting for cyber security: What it means for consumers
- PIAC calls for a halt to Bell’s rebate hustle
- PIAC general counsel to address the sad state of Canadian consumer protection: March 2, Carleton University
- PIAC Calls for Changes to Competition Bureau Merger Guidelines
- PIAC says Vertical Integration Protections Must Extend to Consumers
- PIAC Applauds Appointment of Consumer Services Minister in Ontario
- Consumers need more comprehensive protection for returns of online purchases
- Consumers should be wary of risks in virtual worlds
Consumers International statement to World Summit on the Information Society
Sunday, March 30, 2003
Consumers International statement to World Summit on the Information Society March 2003