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Product liability is based on fault:

A. in all of Canada except Alberta.
B. in all of Canada.
C. in all of Canada except Quebec.
D. in all of Canada except British Columbia.



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Final answer:

Product liability laws in Canada vary by province, with Quebec following a strict liability approach.


Explanation:

Product liability in Canada is based on fault in all provinces except Quebec. In Quebec, strict liability applies to product liability cases, meaning fault is not necessary to establish liability. This legal principle can significantly impact the outcome of product liability lawsuits.


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