English Boardgames not allowed In Quebec, by Law? Let's help change this Law
733 Comments
P
Patrice Dubé
11 years ago
Faut vraiment aller chercher loin en crisse pour faire sa, serieusement laisser les tranquile!!
M
Morris
11 years ago
Ban oqlf
S
Steve Papachristos
11 years ago
The world is making fun of us...we are 30 years
P
Paul
11 years ago
Stop this insanity.
J
Jarri
11 years ago
FUCK QUEBEC
L
Linda Dufresne
11 years ago
.
M
marc sabourin
11 years ago
bill 101 must die
H
Heidy van den Engh
11 years ago
Enough id enough.
M
Metabulis
11 years ago
C'est inconceivable!
J
Jocelyn
11 years ago
I worked in a Montreal based store. I know first hand that not every popular game has bilingual packaging. what games were available in French were few and often more expensive. client's often opted for the English versions. As long as the game's rules are bilingual, I don't see an issue. The board game market in Quebec is a niche market. Imposing language laws will drive business from the province. If anything, Quebec would benefit by promoting alternative solutions and translation services to appeal to its francophone market.
I
Isabelle Hartnell
11 years ago
THE OQLF shouldn't even exist. Quebers need to continue to fight for their rights. Good luck!
P
Pasquale Rizzi
11 years ago
Law 101 - arcticel 54 must adapt to progess - Leave the small business alone. They are the backbone of the Canadian and Quebec economy. Encourange them. Not Discourage
D
Derek Zakaib
11 years ago
I would rather buy local but I'm left with no choice.
D
Daniel Goyens
11 years ago
I buy games in their original forms because I'm a collector. Many of my games are only German, French or English. I only want first editions because they are worth more over time as collectibles. I buy from local FLGS's and support our local economy as best I can. Amazon and EBay are alternatives that leave our money in other foreign economies. Be smart, get with the times and amend an outdated law. Merci!
J
Jerry Garnes
11 years ago
The government should direct all this energy into growing our economy and not putting poeple out of business.
R
Ronald Glive
11 years ago
Just makes sense, plain and simple.
F
Frank C
11 years ago
lets keep fighting those biggoted racist PQ
A
Alexandra
11 years ago
I won't write anything lenghty on this law—it's a discriminatory law.
K
Kyle Malette
11 years ago
I'd rather the entire OLF be abolished for discrimination, but at least a baby step in the right direction and not hurting local business.
V
Vishal
11 years ago
who is stopping people to buy online. Quebec is loosing on taxes by doing this. We need to be logical while applying laws.. Update them with times
Faut vraiment aller chercher loin en crisse pour faire sa, serieusement laisser les tranquile!!
Ban oqlf
The world is making fun of us...we are 30 years
Stop this insanity.
FUCK QUEBEC
.
bill 101 must die
Enough id enough.
C'est inconceivable!
I worked in a Montreal based store. I know first hand that not every popular game has bilingual packaging. what games were available in French were few and often more expensive. client's often opted for the English versions. As long as the game's rules are bilingual, I don't see an issue. The board game market in Quebec is a niche market. Imposing language laws will drive business from the province. If anything, Quebec would benefit by promoting alternative solutions and translation services to appeal to its francophone market.
THE OQLF shouldn't even exist. Quebers need to continue to fight for their rights. Good luck!
Law 101 - arcticel 54 must adapt to progess - Leave the small business alone. They are the backbone of the Canadian and Quebec economy. Encourange them. Not Discourage
I would rather buy local but I'm left with no choice.
I buy games in their original forms because I'm a collector. Many of my games are only German, French or English. I only want first editions because they are worth more over time as collectibles. I buy from local FLGS's and support our local economy as best I can. Amazon and EBay are alternatives that leave our money in other foreign economies. Be smart, get with the times and amend an outdated law. Merci!
The government should direct all this energy into growing our economy and not putting poeple out of business.
Just makes sense, plain and simple.
lets keep fighting those biggoted racist PQ
I won't write anything lenghty on this law—it's a discriminatory law.
I'd rather the entire OLF be abolished for discrimination, but at least a baby step in the right direction and not hurting local business.
who is stopping people to buy online. Quebec is loosing on taxes by doing this. We need to be logical while applying laws.. Update them with times