English Boardgames not allowed In Quebec, by Law? Let's help change this Law
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Margaret smith
11 years ago
the OQLF should be abolished
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Sean Gillhoolley
11 years ago
I think it is time that the government that claims to represent us stopped putting obstacles in the way of our success.
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Mikael Guitard
11 years ago
Y'a des limites et cette loi la les franchie bien trop souvent.
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Anne Dostie
11 years ago
c'est inacceptable, l'économie Québécoise va encore subir des pertes au voisins!
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Chris Bolduc
11 years ago
this is such a waste of money the OQLF. They could actually promote the French to the industry and subsidize translating little web size instead of penalizing the small guys. Anyone can buy these things online in English. The only difference is that it is someone else outside the province that makes the profit!!!
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Cindy Scott
11 years ago
This is why I shop in the USA & Ontario ! Quebec you lose !
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Nicholas Ste Croix
11 years ago
Quebec needs to be reasonable.
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keith andrews
11 years ago
Please change this law and allow english only games thanks.
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Daniel Jasmin
11 years ago
Good Luck!!! I support you 100%
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James Weir
11 years ago
There are better things to do with tax dollars.
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Patrick Hanley
11 years ago
This law forces me to spend my money in Ontario.
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Bethany Wood
11 years ago
Time to get rid of this stupid law! it's killing business
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Emily S
11 years ago
OQLF you are going to far...Arrêt.... Vivre et laisser vivre
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david catriel
11 years ago
This rule is about as dumb as asking book stores to stop selling books for which there are no translations available in French. Get with the 21st century, OQLF! If you take this store down, customers will just get their stuff online and we've lost another local business! Stop ruining the province!
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Barbara Estebany
11 years ago
narrow minded laws for narrow minded people!
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Cindy rowell
11 years ago
It is ridiculous, if you want to buy an English anything it it your right.
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Gwen Westbrook
11 years ago
Discrimination against the English speaking Canadians
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Francine Dunberry
11 years ago
Cet article 54 de la Loi 101 est ridicule.
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Andres Velilla
11 years ago
Montreal c'est bilnague, Montreal is bilingual!
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Frank Piccolo
11 years ago
Before the zealots get hold of this a reminder that the owner of Chez Geeks is not ani-101 but for a necessary update to reflect the presence and use of online commerce.
the OQLF should be abolished
I think it is time that the government that claims to represent us stopped putting obstacles in the way of our success.
Y'a des limites et cette loi la les franchie bien trop souvent.
c'est inacceptable, l'économie Québécoise va encore subir des pertes au voisins!
this is such a waste of money the OQLF. They could actually promote the French to the industry and subsidize translating little web size instead of penalizing the small guys. Anyone can buy these things online in English. The only difference is that it is someone else outside the province that makes the profit!!!
This is why I shop in the USA & Ontario ! Quebec you lose !
Quebec needs to be reasonable.
Please change this law and allow english only games thanks.
Good Luck!!! I support you 100%
There are better things to do with tax dollars.
This law forces me to spend my money in Ontario.
Time to get rid of this stupid law! it's killing business
OQLF you are going to far...Arrêt.... Vivre et laisser vivre
This rule is about as dumb as asking book stores to stop selling books for which there are no translations available in French. Get with the 21st century, OQLF! If you take this store down, customers will just get their stuff online and we've lost another local business! Stop ruining the province!
narrow minded laws for narrow minded people!
It is ridiculous, if you want to buy an English anything it it your right.
Discrimination against the English speaking Canadians
Cet article 54 de la Loi 101 est ridicule.
Montreal c'est bilnague, Montreal is bilingual!
Before the zealots get hold of this a reminder that the owner of Chez Geeks is not ani-101 but for a necessary update to reflect the presence and use of online commerce.