The federal finance minister oversees the FCAC, but Chrystia Freeland declined a request for an on-camera interview and avoided questions when Marketplace caught up with her at a recent Toronto event.

In a statement, a spokesperson from Freeland’s office wrote that the government has “zero tolerance” for banks offering misleading or inappropriate financial advice, and has introduced new consumer protections in the Bank Act.

Those protections were in place during Marketplace’s hidden camera test.

  • Owl [he/him]
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    143 months ago

    the gold fringe on your debit card shows that this is actually an admiralty bank, so

  • Infamousblt [any]
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    3 months ago

    Oh that’s fine then. That means that we’re allowed to murdor bank owners right? Murdering them is totally bad and illegal and I would never suggest such a thing but there shouldn’t be any problem if we murdor them since there’s no rules around that

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    The [Canadian] government has “zero tolerance” for banks offering misleading or inappropriate financial advice.

    But the Canadian government has “100% tolerance” for banks offering misleading or inappropriate financial advisors. That’s fucking bullshit. And c’mon Canada. How dare you innovate financial scams. That stuff should always be developed in America first.