There is absolutely no Canadian law that is equivalent to the Mangnuson-Moss Warranty Act. The Business Protection Act that includes warranty requirements really just says that the conditions of warranty must be established prior to sale and explanatory materials must be made available to purchasers.
So... read all that warranty material that came with the car very, very closely!
Now, what we do have that the U.S. doesn't is another level that we can take warrenty claims to if the dealer or manufacturer won't play nice. Purchasers of vehicles either new or up to four model years from new have access to the Canadian Automobile Manufacturers Vehicle Arbitration Program which offers free arbitration to consumers embroiled in warranty disputes with manufacturers. CAMVAP
www.camvap.ca can (and often do) order repairs or even vehicle return in certain cases. In the couple of cases we have seen on here where warranty was refused for bearing failure even though proof of service was provided I would be willing to bet that CAMVAP would have ordered the repairs completed.
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