Anne Drewa Consumer Affairs
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Consumer Matters: Equifax says young adults confused about credit scores
As we head into the vacation purchasing season, many Canadians aren’t solely involved about their monetary future – but additionally…
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SFU survey: seniors struggled with B.C.’s digital vaccine card rollout
Thousands and thousands of individuals have efficiently downloaded the BC Vaccine Card however as Shopper Issues reporter Anne Drewa explains,…
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Consumer Matters: Better Business Bureau’s most reported scam targeting younger demographic
In line with the Higher Enterprise Bureau, on-line buy scams are focusing on a youthful demographic and taking extra money…
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Consumer Matters: Black Friday deals may be in short supply
Black Friday is simply across the nook and the unofficial begin to the vacation season will look a lot totally…
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Consumer Matters: Woman fights to bring emotional support dog on WestJet flight
The pandemic difficult journey for some Canadians and one lady had an particularly tough time returning residence due to her…
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Consumer Matters: Used car selling tips 101
The brand new automobile scarcity is driving individuals to the used automobile market the place stock can be low and…
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Consumer Matters: Home appliances hit hard by supply chain crisis
House home equipment have been dramatically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the continuing provide chain disaster. Client Issues reporter…
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Consumer Matters: B.C. widower fights Revenue Canada over tax nightmare
Brian Kirkham has been preventing Income Canada for years over the company’s declare he owes greater than $139,000. He was…
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Consumer Matters: Airline watchdog concerned about proposed changes to Canada’s air passenger ‘bill of rights’
The COVID collapse of air journey has revealed a niche within the protections provided by what’s generally known as Canada’s…
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Consumer Matters: B.C. artist learns costly lesson about Canada Post ‘insurance’
A Haisla artist from B.C. shipped a $3,000 piece by way of Canada Submit and thought he had achieved all…
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