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Right to repair a great way to keep things out of the landfill

Government’s move towards Right to Repair framework a step in the right direction
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Canadians might soon have the right to break digital locks to fix software issues. Photo by Marc Kitteringham/Campbell River Mirror

A few years ago, I was living at my mom’s house.

I was doing a load of laundry, as one does, when the machine had a weird beep and flashed an error message. I searched for the error code online and found a copy of the machine’s owner’s manual. The manual offered a few troubleshooting suggestions, which I tried. However, they all failed.

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