Manitoba shoppers warned of return policies and consumer rights
Consumers in Manitoba are reminded that sales are final unless a store’s return and refund policy allows returns. The Consumers' Bureau advises asking about policies before buying, noting time limits, restocking fees, store credits, proof of purchase, and packaging requirements. Rights under the Consumer Protection Act cover faulty goods, warranty claims, and online purchases. For more information contact the Consumers' Bureau or visit the provincial and federal consumer sites.
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Hometown Manitoba 2005 applications announced
Agriculture minister Rosann Wowchuk announced 2005 Hometown Manitoba grants for Main Streets projects. In 2004 the program funded 176 upgrades totaling over 300000 dollars. Applications due March 15 2005 with grants up to 5000 for Meeting Places and up to 1000 for Enhancements.
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Holiday tree safety tips for a bright, safe season
Check freshness when selecting a live tree by needle retention and resin on the trunk. After bringing it home cut the base, use a sturdy stand, keep it away from heat sources and doors, water daily, and test lights for safety. Consider LED sets and limit string connections. Also test detectors and extinguishers, and unplug lights at night.
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