News - Consumer Protection

As the popularity of online shopping and gift cards continues to increase, the Consumer Protection Office is reminding consumers to take precautions, not only during this busy holiday season, but also throughout the year.

The Consumer Protection Office is reminding Manitobans to become informed about holiday return and exchange policies offered by stores, as they can vary widely.

Manitoba’s Consumer Protection Office is providing tips to ensure consumers are aware of the rules related to buying and using gift cards, as they continue to be a popular choice for holiday shoppers.

Manitoba Justice’s Consumer Protection Office reminds Manitobans of their rights related to debt collection and encourages individuals to make arrangements for repayment of money owed.

Many shoppers will find gift cards a convenient shopping choice this holiday season. Whether giving or receiving a gift card, the Manitoba Consumer Protection Office is reminding everyone that The Consumer Protection Act ensures they get the most out of these products.

The Consumer Protection Office (CPO) of Manitoba has tips and resources available to Manitobans to shop safely online during the holiday season and year-round.

Manitoba Justice’s Consumer Protection Office advises an Ontario-based door-to-door direct sales company has been assessed two separate administrative penalties totaling $10,000.

The Consumer Protection Office encourages Manitobans to be aware of warranty rights and be attentive to return policies related to their purchases.

The Consumer Protection Office wants to ensure consumers are protected and have the information they need to make informed decisions while shopping online this busy holiday season.

The Consumer Protection Office of Manitoba Justice is encouraging people to be sure they understand all of their options before borrowing money.