Bill 91, Right to Repair Act, 2025
Bill 91, the Right to Repair Act, 2025, proposes adding Part V.1 to Ontario’s Consumer Protection Act, 2023. It would create requirements for manufacturers/repair ecosystems regarding the repair of covered products (including electronic products and household appliances), aligning consumer access to repair with mandated obligations.
If enacted in its proposed form, the Bill could materially affect how AppleCare+ supports repairs in Ontario/Canada by increasing requirements around access to parts, tools, documentation, or repair processes. Apple may need to ensure its authorized service network and repair-related practices comply with any right-to-repair obligations, which could influence AppleCare+ logistics, pricing, and eligibility for repairs performed by third parties (and how warranty/coverage is maintained when consumers use non-authorized service.
The Bill adds a new Part V.1 to the Consumer Protection Act, 2023. The Part applies with respect to electronic products, household appliances, agricultural ...
Country
Canada
Region
The United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico
Discovered
8/2/2026
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Language
English