Has the BCLDB return policy changed?
Anthony recently tried to return some unopened bottles of vintage wine to a B.C. government liquor store but was told he couldn’t. He was wondering if the return rules had changed. The B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch told CTV News there was no limit on unopened returns until October 2014, when it changed the rules to bring it in line with modern retail industry standards. There is now a 60-day return policy in place at all government liquor stores.
Do vehicle recalls expire?
The driver’s side window on Susan’s older model Volkswagen Jetta broke. She’s the third owner of the car and was wondering whether she should bother checking if the problem was ever on recall. Transport Canada told CTV News that recalls do not expire but warranties do. It has a recall database and vehicles can be checked by VIN number.
Does hormone-free meat exist in Canada?
Janet wrote to us wondering whether there’s such a thing as hormone-free meat in Canada. No, there are naturally occurring hormones in meat, chicken and fish so the term “hormone-free” cannot be used. Synthetic Growth Promoters are approved for use in beef. Anyone wanting to buy meat without additional hormones should look for the ‘raised without the use of hormones’ label.
