All natural and legal persons in Quebec who purchased, acquired, owned or leased an Apple iPhone advertised as water-resistant to a depth of 1 to 6 metres and for up to 30 minutes (iPhone 7 models and later).
All consumers with a billing address in Quebec who placed an order for a Nintendo Switch console for $79.99 on Dell’s website on January 25, 2023, and whose purchase was unilaterally cancelled by Dell thereafter.
All persons in Canada who purchased the Various Silk and Great Value brand plant based refrigerated beverages recalled due to Listeria monocytogenes
All consumers in Canada who received an email from Tim Hortons declaring that they won a Tracker Targa 18 WT 2024 boat and its trailer as part of the Roll Up To Win promotion, or any other prize that was never delivered to them.
All persons in Canada who subscribed to "unlimited data" services sold by Rogers, Telus or Bell.
All persons worldwide who purchased one or more Air Canada Economy Basic or Standard tickets for an international flight, who did not use their ticket, or any part thereof, and were not refunded taxes, fees, and additional charges that were collected for any authority or third party during the ticket purchasing process, and were eventually not paid by Air Canada.
All consumers in Canada who purchased a prepaid card from any of the Defendants and who paid a price higher than the price advertised on the card (excluding sales tax) since May 8, 2019.
All persons in Canada who purchased a bag from Dollarama, the SAQ, Rona, Super C, Uniprix, Toys "R" Us, Costco and/or Giant Tiger containing the mention “recyclable”, in-store or online.
All consumers and businesses in Canada who made a transaction using Shakepay’s mobile application or website for the purchase or sale of Bitcoin and/or Ethereum. (Shakepay Class) / All consumers and businesses in Canada who made a transaction using Wealthsimple’s mobile application, website or by telephone, for the purchase or sale of any cryptocurrency (digital currency). (Wealthsimple Class)
All consumers and businesses in Canada who had a service contract with Rogers, Fido Mobile, Cityfone or Chatr Mobile and who did not receive wireline or wireless services (including 9-1-1 services) as of July 8, 2022 and until the services were fully restored.