Consumer Protection - Links

Links from this website to other websites are provided as a source of information only. The Advocacy Centre for the Elderly is not responsible for the content of these websites, nor is it an endorsement of their products or services.

Ontario

• Better Business Bureaus (BBB)
  • BBB of Eastern and Northern Ontario and the Outaouais
  • BBB of Mid-Western and Central Ontario
  • BBB of South Central Ontario
  • BBB of Western Ontario
  • BBB of Windsor and Southwestern Ontario
• Financial Services Commission of Ontario
• Ministry of Consumer Services
• Ministry of Consumer Services - Consumer Protection Branch
• Ontario Energy Board

Legislation

• Collection Agencies Act
  • Regulation 74 – General
• Consumer Protection Act
  • Regulation 17/05 – General
• Consumer Reporting Act
• Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act
  • Regulation 30/11 - General

 

Canada

• Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
• Canadian Consumer Information Gateway
• Canadian Council of Better Business Bureaus
• Canada Revenue Agency – Fairness and Taxpayer Bill of Rights
• Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services
  
• Consumers Council of Canada
• Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
• Industry Canada - Office of Consumer Affairs
• Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments
• Service Canada – Bankruptcy Assistance Program

 

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