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Ontario fines SeatGeek $25,000 under new anti-scalping law

The Globe and Mail · September 1, 2026 at 8:54 p.m.

Ontario fines SeatGeek $25,000 under new anti-scalping law

Ontario has hit the popular ticket reseller SeatGeek with $25,000 in fines, believed to be the first penalty applied under its new anti-scalping law.

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