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- 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
Consumer Issues with Internet Service: Is Industry Self-Regulation Working?
Wednesday, September 08, 2004
