Canadians are currently facing a rising cost-of-living and an uncertain economic outlook. In this environment, they need help tackling the day-to-day decisions that shape their household finances, from choosing the right credit cards to getting the best deal on plane tickets. The consumer affairs reporter will guide readers through these decisions. They will also advocate for consumers when companies – from airlines to telecoms to grocery chains – fail to act in the best interests of their customers.
This reporter must be comfortable investigating consumer complaints while also providing practical advice on how Canadians can get the best deals and avoid unnecessary expense. From loyalty programs to car insurance, this individual will also evaluate new products on the market.
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QUALIFICATIONS:
APPLICATION: Please submit a cover letter with your resume.
SALARY: This position is classified as a Reporter in Group C of the Editorial Collective Agreement.
To apply, go here.
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