in a class-action lawsuit over hidden fees, and shoppers could receive a portion of the settlement if they submit their claim by April 5.from Montreal-based law firm LPC Avocats, a deal was reached in Superior Court over allegations that prices for products subject to an Environmental Handling Fee weren't correctly advertised.
Products eligible for an EHF can include batteries, electronic products, light bulbs, or toys with batteries. Dollarama is accused of not properly displaying the products' prices and charging a higher total or EHF fee, which is"higher than displayed for these products or allowed by law." "Dollarama denies any liability or wrongdoing, and no Court has concluded in any wrongdoing on its part," reads the statement.
A hearing is scheduled for April 9 to decide whether or not the settlement will be approved before compensation can be distributed.According to LPC Avocats, anyone who shopped at a Dollarama in Quebec or anywhere else in Canada is considered a member of this class action. As a result, you're eligible to claim a gift card with a maximum value of $15. The gift card can be redeemed in any Dollarama store in Canada and does not expire. It can also be used in multiple transactions. The value may be lower depending on the number of eligible claimants.and enter your email address. If the settlement is approved, you'll receive an email informing you to fill out a claim form.Bizarre event in Toronto offers chance to co-work out of Chuck E.
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