✅ Ontario: mandatory pre-contract disclosure for online sales over $50, under the Consumer Protection Act, 2002 (CPA 2002) and O. Reg. 17/05 ("internet agreements") — seller identity, exact description of goods/services, itemized price, delivery terms, and the ability to accept, decline, or correct errors before finalizing the order; a copy of the agreement must be given to the consumer within 15 days.
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TERMS OF SALE — INTERNET AGREEMENT
Seller: Seller legal name Address / contact: Seller address and contact information
This document sets out the pre-contract disclosure and terms of sale for purchases made through our website or online ordering, consistent with Ontario's Consumer Protection Act, 2002 (CPA 2002) and Ontario Regulation 17/05 governing "internet agreements". ⚠️ Ontario's new Consumer Protection Act, 2023 has been enacted but, as of the source date of this template, has NOT been proclaimed into force (it awaits regulations) — this template is built on CPA 2002 / O. Reg. 17/05 and should be reviewed when the 2023 Act is proclaimed. ⚠️ Quebec: the Consumer Protection Act (LPC) imposes its own distance-contract rules and chargeback mechanics, which apply in addition to this template.
1. GOODS AND SERVICES 1.1. Description of goods/services offered
2. PRICE AND TAXES 2.1. Price: Price (CAD) CAD. 2.2. Taxes: Taxes (GST/HST/PST) itemized
3. DELIVERY 3.1. Delivery terms (timing, cost, method)
4. PAYMENT 4.1. Accepted payment methods
5. ORDER REVIEW AND CORRECTION 5.1. Procedure to accept, decline, or correct an order before it is finalized 5.2. Before finalizing an order for goods or services over $50, you will be given an express opportunity to accept, decline, or correct errors in your order.
6. CANCELLATION RIGHTS 6.1. Consumer cancellation/disengagement rights
7. DISPUTES AND GOVERNING LAW 7.1. Disputes / applicable law
— — — ⚠️ This is a boilerplate template, not legal advice. Employment, consumer-protection, privacy, and food-safety law in Canada is largely PROVINCIAL — this template uses Ontario (Employment Standards Act, 2000 / Occupational Health and Safety Act) as its default reference jurisdiction and flags with ⚠️ the specific British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec divergences named in the underlying research, but it does not resolve every provincial variation for you. Quebec employers additionally have French-language obligations under the Charte de la langue française (Bill 96) that are handled as a separate French-language document, not by this English template. Have this document reviewed and adapted by a lawyer licensed in the relevant province before use, and confirm the current minimums/thresholds in force on the date of use — termination-clause case law in particular (Waksdale, Dufault, Chan and successors) changes year to year.
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Ontario O. Reg. 17/05 requires giving the consumer an express opportunity to accept or decline, and to correct errors, before completing the purchase
Ontario: a consumer may cancel within 7 days to 1 year if required pre-contract disclosure was not given, or if delivery does not occur within 30 days
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