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Consumer Protection Act, 2023

ontario-consumer-protection-act-2023

https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/23c23

Organisation
Ontario e-Laws
Evidence role
Government legislation
Published
continuously updated
Source changes
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Detected differences
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Unreviewed
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Copies held
1

Official statute page used to check commencement status. The page stated on 1 August 2026 that the Act was not yet in force and would commence by proclamation.

Every check is recorded, including checks that found no text change. A detected edit is therefore bounded between two checks. The publisher's exact save time is not observable from this record. Last checked 2 Aug 2026, 00:58 UTC.

  1. Earliest copy held Current
    seen 1 Aug 2026, 09:15 UTC · Captured here text sha256 0d57a6929565ff3c701e7227 148,865 chars
    Extracted text as captured
    Consumer Protection Act, 2023, S.O. 2023, c. 23, Sched. 1
    Consolidation Period: From December 6, 2023 to the e-Laws currency date.
    2023-12-14T15:31:44.380Z
    Note: THIS ACT IS NOT YET IN FORCE. It comes into force on a day to be named by proclamation of the Lieutenant Governor.
    No amendments.
    CONTENTS
    Preamble
    PART I
    INTERPRETATION, APPLICATION, ETC.
    1.
    Interpretation
    2.
    Application
    3.
    Anti-avoidance
    4.
    Disclosure of information
    5.
    Ambiguities to benefit consumer
    6.
    Rights reserved
    7.
    No waiver of substantive or procedural rights
    PART II
    FAIR MARKETPLACE RULES
    Unfair Practices
    8.
    False, misleading or deceptive representation
    9.
    Unconscionable representation or act
    10.
    Unfair practices prohibited
    Other Rules
    11.
    Unsolicited goods or services: relief from legal obligations
    12.
    Estimates
    13.
    Deemed warranty re quality of services
    14.

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