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Consumer & Business Disputes

Faulty goods, unfair practices
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Residential Tenancy

TAL — leases & evictions
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Provincial Departments

Protecteur du citoyen
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Federal Services & Your MP

Immigration, EI, passports
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Cyber Crime & Online Fraud

Scams, phishing, ID theft
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Legal Disputes

Free Lawyer Panel
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Where ComplaintCA Fits

ComplaintCA doesn't replace the OPC, the TAL, or the Protecteur du citoyen — it helps you reach the correct one without guesswork, drafts your complaint in one of 7 supported languages, and keeps a record you can refer back to.

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Frequently Asked

Where do I file a consumer complaint in Quebec?

The Office de la protection du consommateur (OPC) — see opc.gouv.qc.ca for phone and regional office contact.

Where do I file a tenancy dispute in Quebec?

The Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL), at 1-800-683-2245 outside Montréal/Laval/Longueuil.

Where do I complain about a Quebec government department?

The Protecteur du citoyen (Quebec Ombudsman), at 1-800-463-5070.

What is ComplaintCA?

A Canadian civic complaint platform that routes you to the correct authority, with AI-assisted drafting in 7 languages, an MP finder, a lawyer panel, and cyber crime reporting support.

Where do I report cyber crime in Canada?

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (1-888-495-8501) and your local police service. ComplaintCA's Cyber Crime module helps you document the report first.

I'm Deaf or hard of hearing — how do I call a phone-only authority?

Use Canada VRS (free sign-language video relay, available 24/7) or dial 711 for a text-based relay operator — both let you place a real phone call to any number listed on this page.

Sources & Verification

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