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The Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA) in Canada, introduced in 2010, aims to strengthen consumer protection by providing enhanced regulatory powers to the government, manufacturers, and importers. The objectives of the Act include ensuring safety, strengthening oversight, and improving information flow. Key provisions include a general prohibition on the sale of unsafe products, reporting obligations for health or safety incidents, and regulatory powers granted to the Minister of Health. The CCPSA has had a significant impact on consumer product safety regulations in Canada, reducing risks and boosting consumer confidence.
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