Bill 29: Retailers say Quebec’s right-to-repair law is unworkable

Bill 29: Retailers say Quebec’s right-to-repair law is unworkable

“It just doesn’t make sense,” said Damien Silès, General Director of the Retail Council of Quebec, as retailers warn that Quebec’s right-to-repair law—set to take full effect on October 5—is unworkable. Johanie Bouffard reports

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