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New legal warranty takes effect ensuring products in Quebec are in good working order

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The Canadian Press. (2026, October 5). New legal warranty takes effect ensuring products in Quebec are in good working order. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/quebec/new-legal-warranty-takes-effect-ensuring-products-in-quebec-are-in-good-working-order/article_668448b1-df7e-5d87-b533-a9261c7128d7.html

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Quebec has introduced updated consumer protection rules taking effect from October 5, which give consumers the right to demand repairs for certain faulty products within three to six years of purchase. These new legal warranty requirements cover 14 specific product categories.
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Quebec updated its consumer protection laws, allowing residents to demand repairs for certain products that malfunction between three and six years after purchase. This legal change took effect on October 5, covering 14 specific product categories. The new rules empower consumers in Montreal and across Quebec to hold retailers or manufacturers accountable if goods break down during the extended warranty period, providing greater assurance about product quality and durability over time.

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MONTREAL Quebec

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MONTREAL - Updated Quebec consumer protection rules now allow consumers to demand retailers or manufacturers repair some products that fail within three to six years after they were purchased.
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MONTREAL - Updated Quebec consumer protection rules now allow consumers to demand retailers or manufacturers repair some products that fail within three to six years after they were purchased. asserted
they → update → years
The new warranty requirements apply to 14 different categories of products purchased on or after Oct. 5. asserted
requirements → apply → Oct.
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