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Uni-Select has announced the acquisition of Auto Parts Central and Central Canada Industries in a move aimed at expanding the company’s footprint in Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The network currently consists of 14 locations across Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, and a workforce of 170 employees across all locations. “We are truly honoured to carry forward the Maunula Family’s legacy, driven by our commitment to delivering excellence in both products and service to support the growth and performance of our customers,” said Emilie Gaudet, President and Chief Operating Officer of Uni-Select Inc. Wayne Maunula, the owner and president of Auto Parts Central and Central Canada Industries, extended his appreciation to Uni-Select’s leadership.

BILL 29 BOWLS AHEAD

The National Assembly announced on October 3, 2023 the unanimous adoption of Bill 29 aimed at protecting consumers against planned obsolescence. As soon as the legislation is signed into law, it will be prohibited in Quebec to sell goods whose normal operating life has been deliberately limited. Under the proposed law, an item from the appointed goods list may be repaired free of charge by the maker if it malfunctions during the period covered. Similarly, spare parts, repair services and information necessary for the maintenance and repair of an item must be available for a reasonable period of time to the consumer. Consumers will also be able to do business with the repairer of their choice.

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