Businesses are in enough trouble as is and are closing shop all the time. St-Denis is one of the best examples of this. Our province needs to help merchants and store owners thrive and not add to the economic burden that they are already dealing with on a daily basis. The French language is very safe and strong in Quebec. I dont see the danger of selling American, English-language board games, at all. Give us all a break. Especially store owners like this one. What a monumental waste of time and tax payer resources. Le Français n'a rien à craindre au Québec. Il faut arrêter d'abuser de cette loi. Il faut encourager le bilinguisme, c'est notre force au Québec!
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Olivier Bourque
11 years ago
The government should not have the right to tell us what we can and can't have. If some places sell english only games? What's the big deal when half the other places have both? It shouldn't even be a problem.
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Daniel
11 years ago
If I want a game in english I should have the right to buy it
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Bridget
11 years ago
I want this changed.
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Dominic St-Jacques
11 years ago
Those language laws are counter progressive and must be stopped
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Melinda Doucette
11 years ago
This law is ridiculous
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Joey Starnino
11 years ago
je suis Charlie
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Amy Pallante
11 years ago
Just boardgames, not a crime!
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Amy Pallante
11 years ago
Just boardgames, not a crime!
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Amy Pallante
11 years ago
Just boardgames, not a crime!
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Ariel Drolet
11 years ago
This is ridiculous.
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Robert More
11 years ago
These punitive "laws" are bad for the economy.
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Laura
11 years ago
The language police need to remember, Quebec isn't it's own country. The language of Canada is ENGLISH. DEAL WITH IT!!!!
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Guerrino Varriano
11 years ago
the law needs to be changed. For the greater good!
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nadia
11 years ago
english is not poison. let us live with a BILINGUAL province, get over the fact that some people can speak languages other than french...and its not such a bad thing.
Laws like these in a first world country makes me think the Nazis are still around. Shit like this is exactly the reason I moved out of Quebec.
Oqlf is such bull
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Businesses are in enough trouble as is and are closing shop all the time. St-Denis is one of the best examples of this. Our province needs to help merchants and store owners thrive and not add to the economic burden that they are already dealing with on a daily basis. The French language is very safe and strong in Quebec. I dont see the danger of selling American, English-language board games, at all. Give us all a break. Especially store owners like this one. What a monumental waste of time and tax payer resources. Le Français n'a rien à craindre au Québec. Il faut arrêter d'abuser de cette loi. Il faut encourager le bilinguisme, c'est notre force au Québec!
The government should not have the right to tell us what we can and can't have. If some places sell english only games? What's the big deal when half the other places have both? It shouldn't even be a problem.
If I want a game in english I should have the right to buy it
I want this changed.
Those language laws are counter progressive and must be stopped
This law is ridiculous
je suis Charlie
Just boardgames, not a crime!
Just boardgames, not a crime!
Just boardgames, not a crime!
This is ridiculous.
These punitive "laws" are bad for the economy.
The language police need to remember, Quebec isn't it's own country. The language of Canada is ENGLISH. DEAL WITH IT!!!!
the law needs to be changed. For the greater good!
english is not poison. let us live with a BILINGUAL province, get over the fact that some people can speak languages other than french...and its not such a bad thing.
the OQLF is a waste of time
It's time to abolish this law.