Canadians can’t afford to wait for Right to Repair legislation
When automakers restrict access to diagnostic and repair data, they restrict consumer choice.
In big cities and small towns across our vast nation, Canadians want the power to choose where and how they spend their hard-earned money. As the cost of living continues to rise, these choices are being squeezed. A recent report from the Competition Bureau of Canada,
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