Consumers Council of Canada: federal grants and contributions: 52 agreements; $4.9M value; 2 departments; 4 programs.
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Mobilizing Consumer Protection and Empowerment at the Grocery Store
State of the Canadian Consumer Annual Report
Enhancing Capacity to Access Multiple Revenue Streams
The Consumer Interest and Administrative Authorities
The On-Demand Consumer
Consumer Perspectives on the Effectiveness of Regulatory 'Name and Shame'
Homeowner awareness and willingness to address climate change risk
Research on Consumer Protection, Civil Enforcement & Consumer Advocacy
Home energy labels in Canada: How well do they serve consumers? - The Consumers Council of Canada will identify ways to strengthen the usefulness of energy labels to consumers by looking at the functionality and impact of home energy labels on consumer purchasing decisions.
Options for a sustained institutional role for consumer organizations in internal trade harmonization initiatives
Consumer attitudes and their role in reducing the impact of counterfeit and pirated goods and services - The Consumers Council of Canada will research how consumers perceive their role and the role of businesses and governments in curbing counterfeit and pirated goods. They will also explore consumer attitudes, experiences and understanding of the negative impacts of counterfeiting.
Mandatory Energy Rating and Disclosure for Existing Houses: Opportunities and Risks for Consumers
Unit pricing: Time for a national approach? - The Consumers Council of Canada will analyze consumer attitudes and government views on the value of unit pricing as a factor in promoting consumer interests and awareness. They will also explore adopting unit pricing in Canada and the implications of voluntary systems versus mandatory systems on consumers, as well as the challenges and barriers to adoptio
Incenting Energy Efficient Retrofits: Risks and Opportunities for Consumers
Super complainers: Greater public inclusiveness in government consumer complaint handling - The Consumers Council of Canada will study current government complaint handling systems, gauge receptivity to alternative international systems where consumer awareness and participation is encouraged, and discuss the challenges and barriers to adopting one of these systems in Canada.
Dynamic Pricing - can consumers achieve the benefits they expect?
Will consumers benefit from enhanced product labelling on energy-efficient products?
Strengthening the marketplace through a Consumer Protection Framework for consumer online reviews
Consumer Impact of Emerging Cyber Threats on Mobile Devices
Smartphones: Are they Helping Consumers be Smarter Consumers?
Consumers and Product Insurance Purchase Decisions
Consumer Redress, Chargebacks and Merchant Responses in Distant Transactions
Consumers' Experience with Higher Cost Credit
Stuck in the Middle: Consumers, Transaction Fees and Loyalty Programs
Nanotechnology and its Impact on Consumers
Canadian Consumers Online Reputations - Awareness, Misuse and Repair
Tax-free Savings Accounts - Early Experiences
What Assures Canadian Consumers? Enhancing Credibility and Confidence of Claims Made About Social Responsibility
Expanding our Membership, Volunteers, Communications and Research through Social Media
Consumer Group's Capacity to Assess Potential Consumer Impacts of Policy Proposal
Responding to change and building capacity for quality consumer representation through a new multi-year business plan for Consumers Council of Canada
Sustainable Household Consumption: key considerations and elements for a Canadian strategy
Consumer Experiences with Rent-to-Own
Mapping the Changing Landscape of Wireless Plans
The On-Demand Consumer Update
The Ontario Smart Metering Initiative - What Does it Mean for Ontario's Residential Consumers
Gaps in New Home Warranty Coverage Across Canada
Credit insurance - are consumers being well served?
Renovation Rip-offs: Problems and Solutions
Consumer Experiences in Online Payday Loans
All grants from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.