OTTAWA - Even though vehicle thefts have been trending down across much of the country, the overwhelming majority of Canadians still feel their vehicle's anti-theft technology isn't as robust as
OTTAWA - Even though vehicle thefts have been trending down across much of the country, the overwhelming majority of Canadians still feel their vehicle’s anti-theft technology isn’t as robust as it should be.
That’s the conclusion of an Angus Reid survey commissioned by Équité Association, a non-profit anti-fraud group.
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