Promoting a product a sale price with reference to an inflated regular price, also known as a False Ordinary Selling Price is a perfectly legal practice in Canada.

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In Canada, promoting a product at a sale price with reference to an inflated regular price, known as a False Ordinary Selling Price, is considered misleading advertising and is illegal under the Competition Act.

Promoting a Product a Sale Price with Reference to an Inflated