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Did you buy batteries, light bulbs or electronics from Dollarama? You could get a gift card worth up to $15 as part of $2.5M proposed class action lawsuit settlement over Ecofees

Dollarama denies any liability or wrongdoing on its part and no court has concluded it did anything wrong

Settlement pertains to products subject to an Ecofee purchased from Dollarama stores in Canada between Dec. 11, 2019 and July 24, 2023.

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The exterior of a Dollarama store in Barrie, Ont.

If you purchased one or more products subject to an Ecofee from a Dollarama store in Canada over the past few years, you could receive a gift card worth up to $15 as part of a proposed settlement to a class-action lawsuit.

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