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Car repair shops
Kam Auto
Mississauga, Ontario
Arabic spoken. Text a photo of the warning light or a video of the noise first, and Kamal tells you whether to come in.
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Kam Auto · Mississauga, Ontario
- Speaks Arabic and English
A shop in Mississauga near Pearson airport. Cars of most makes.
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The problem
- Engine light on?
- A strange noise or a leak under the car?
- Or another shop gave you a big quote and you are not sure?
Do not pay before you understand.
What they do
- Engine diagnostics
- Engine repair
- Transmission repair and replacement
- Brakes
- Oil changes and maintenance
- Tyre changeover
- Suspension and steering
- Air conditioning
- Electrical
- Exhaust
- Battery replacement
- Used-car inspection before you buy, with a report
- Second opinion on another shop’s quote
According to the business’s website:Written estimate before any work; the quote is the price you pay; you see the old part before you pay.- Bodywork and paint are not offered.
- No online booking: text or call.
Ask the shop
- Prices and any inspection fee: not published. Ask the shop before work starts.
- Safety Standards Certificate: ask the shop.
- Same-day service: call or text them before you go.
- Your car’s make, payment methods and parking: ask the shop.
How to reach them
Take a photo of the warning light or the fault you see, or a short video of the noise and where it comes from. For their view on another shop’s work, photograph that shop’s quote and see their estimate.
Text it to 437-962-1232 with your name, the car and what it needs.
According to the workshop website, Kamal replies to texts between jobs and to after-hours messages first thing in the morning. Contact the workshop to confirm a visit.
A problem after using this service?
- Contact the business first, on the same number or email. Most issues end there.
- Not solved? Email partners@zaayt.com with the business name and the date. Do not send card numbers or documents.
- We reply within 2 business days and contact the business. If it broke what is written here, we pause it until it is fixed.
zaayt is not a broker: we take no payments, guarantee no work or price, and do not decide who is right. For a formal complaint in Ontario see ontario.ca.
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Your legal rights in Ontario
Written estimatebefore charging you
10%the most the bill can go above the estimate
90 days or 5,000 kmwhichever comes first · statutory warranty, subject to conditions
In Ontario a repair shop must give you a written estimate before charging you (unless you declined it and agreed a maximum), and the bill cannot be more than 10% above the estimate. Installed new or reconditioned parts and the labour to install them carry a statutory minimum warranty of 90 days or 5,000 km, whichever comes first, subject to conditions and exceptions. This is a general legal right, not an additional workshop-specific warranty. Car repair shops: your rights (ontario.ca)
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How do I check a lawyer is licensed?
Every lawyer must belong to their province’s law society, and its directory is public.
Ask for the lawyer’s full name and the province where they are licensed.
Open your province’s law society directory and search the name.
Check the listed status to confirm they may practise now.
In Ontario, try the Law Society Referral Service if you have no name yet.
Official links
- ONLawyer and Paralegal Directory · Law Society of Ontario (opens in a new tab)
- ONLaw Society Referral Service (Ontario) (opens in a new tab)
- ABFind a Lawyer · Law Society of Alberta (opens in a new tab)
- BCLawyer Directory · Law Society of BC (opens in a new tab)
- QCFind a lawyer · Barreau du Québec (opens in a new tab)
- QCFind a notary · Chambre des notaires du Québec (opens in a new tab)
- MBLawyer Lookup · Law Society of Manitoba (opens in a new tab)
- NSLawyer search · Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society (opens in a new tab)
- Law society links for every province · IRCC (opens in a new tab)
Note: the law society confirms the licence only; it does not vouch for quality or recommend a lawyer.
Is this immigration consultant licensed?
A paid immigration consultant must be a member of the CICC (College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants).
Ask the consultant for their full name and CICC membership number.
Open the CICC public register and search by name or number.
Confirm the membership is active and not suspended.
If a lawyer represents you, check them in their law society directory.
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Note: only lawyers, CICC members, Quebec notaries and Ontario paralegals may charge for immigration help. Anyone else may only help for free.
How do I check an accountant is a real CPA?
The CPA title has a public register kept by each province’s CPA body.
Ask plainly: are you a CPA, and in which province?
Open that province’s CPA register and search the name or firm.
Get a written fee quote before handing over your documents.
Official links
Note: not every tax preparer is a CPA. If someone says they are, check the register before sharing your papers.
Modest income? Find a free tax clinic
CVITP (volunteer-run free tax clinics) files simple returns for free.
Check the suggested income limits on the CRA free-clinic page.
Open the clinic finder and choose your city.
Bring your slips (such as T4) and any CRA letters to the appointment.
Official links
Note: clinics handle simple returns only; self-employment, rental income or foreign property are usually not accepted.
How do I find a licensed dentist?
Each province’s dental regulator keeps a public register of dentists.
Open your province’s dental regulator register.
Search by dentist name or city and check the licence status.
Ask the clinic whether it accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan.
Ask for a written cost estimate before major treatment.
Official links
- ONFind a Dentist · RCDSO (opens in a new tab)
- ABPublic protection & dentist directory · College of Dental Surgeons of Alberta (opens in a new tab)
- BCPublic register · BC College of Oral Health Professionals (opens in a new tab)
- QCFind a dentist · Ordre des dentistes du Québec (opens in a new tab)
- Canadian Dental Care Plan · Canada.ca (opens in a new tab)
Note: the federal plan does not cover everything; ask what you will pay yourself before treatment.
Need a certified translation?
Each province’s translators’ association lists its certified members.
Ask the office requesting the translation exactly what it accepts.
Search your province’s translators’ association for a certified translator.
For IRCC, include the translation, the translator’s affidavit and a certified copy of the original.
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Note: “certified” means a certified member of the association. Check the directory before you pay.
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