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Consumer lending is licensed provincially. The regulator, the rules and the permitted cost of borrowing differ from one province to the next, and Quebec does not license payday lending at all.

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Newfoundland and Labrador Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 322 cities covered Prince Edward Island Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 91 cities covered Nova Scotia Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 82 cities covered New Brunswick Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 256 cities covered Quebec Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 1,150 cities covered Ontario Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 527 cities covered Manitoba Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 203 cities covered Saskatchewan Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 733 cities covered Alberta Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 361 cities covered British Columbia Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 460 cities covered Yukon Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 20 cities covered Northwest Territories Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 29 cities covered Nunavut Regulator and lending rules for this jurisdiction. 25 cities covered

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Regulator names are taken from the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada's list of provincial and territorial regulators. Where a regulator's own published cap has not been verified, the page links to the regulator instead of printing a figure.

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