Anne Drewa

The B.C. senior says that back in January 2025, he reached out to Telus the telecom provider to complain about increases in his monthly bill.

This past September, the B.C. resident says she ran into issues. When she went to sell some of her tickets on the resale platform, Trish Connolly says she never received her funds.

After Consumer Matters reached out, Steve Jones says he received a call from CIBC informing him his credit score would be corrected within three to five business days.

Tony Brown says he refused to pay the bill and reached out to Telus multiple times, but says he was put on hold for hours without success.

The North Okanagan resident says his troubles with the credit reporting agency started at the end of 2017 when his mother passed away

Since Canada does not have a formal ‘lemon law’, Nicole Pajak turned to CAMVAP, which tries to resolve disputes between consumers and manufacturers.

Jarett Wong says he’s been battling with the German airline over his owed funds for almost two years.

Back in June, Jenell Parsons says she received an email from the BC Lions inviting her to be a vendor at the team’s home opener at BC Place.

Travel expert Claire Newell says stability clauses are often written in standard medical insurance policies and reading the fine print of any policy is crucial.

“Anybody and everybody that could possibly be putting out a deal right now is,” said RedFlagDeal’s content coordinator Kari Erickson.