Following on the Montreal Gazette editorial, the Ottawa Citizen has published a lead editorial lamenting high prices and lack of competition. The editorial is supportive of the new complaints commission, but concludes that "there's a long way to go."
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Dell Case Sets Standard For Online Contracts
Appeared in the Toronto Star on July 30, 2007 as Dell Case Sets Standard for Online Contracts Late on a Friday afternoon in April 2003, Dell Computer's Canadian website featured a pair of erroneous prices for the Axim, the company's handheld computer. Rather than listing the two versions of the […]
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