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Cancel subscriptions and get refunds in Canada

Guides, letter templates and the Canada escalation ladder for hard-to-cancel services.

Escalation ladder in Canada

  1. Company customer support (written). Use the official channel and keep a reference number. For telecom, ask for the company's formal complaints process. (verify)
  2. CCTS (Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services). File with the CCTS via its official site once you have gone through the provider [VERIFY eligibility and time limits]. (verify)
  3. CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission). Read the Wireless Code and cite the relevant provision in your letter [VERIFY]. (verify)
  4. Provincial consumer protection office. Find your province's consumer protection office on its official site and file a complaint [VERIFY for your province]. (verify)
  5. Card issuer dispute (chargeback). Contact your card issuer with proof of cancellation. Time limits apply. (verify)
Not legal advice. AskRefund is a self-help drafting tool, not a law firm. Nothing here is legal advice, and we do not represent you or guarantee any outcome. Company details are marked 'verify' until we confirm them: always check the company's official website before you act.