U.K. Flyaway sweepstake... something wrong with "Quebec"?
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Legal U.S. residents and Canada (excluding Quebec), 18+.
WTF???
Is it again "Regie des loteries du Quebec???
We cannot access any Disney prizes too..... my kids are missing alot of chance to
This is not funny...
Can't do nothin' PJ?
WTF???
Is it again "Regie des loteries du Quebec???
We cannot access any Disney prizes too..... my kids are missing alot of chance to
This is not funny...
Can't do nothin' PJ?
Toronto 96-09-21 / Montreal 98-08-20
Barrie 98-08-22 / Montreal 00-10-04 / Montreal 03-06-29
Montreal 05-09-15 / Quebec 05-09-20 / Montreal 11-09-07
Worcester 13-10-15 / Denver 14-10-22 / Quebec 16-05-05
Ottawa 16-05-08 / Ottawa 20-03-20 / Quebec 20-03-22
Barrie 98-08-22 / Montreal 00-10-04 / Montreal 03-06-29
Montreal 05-09-15 / Quebec 05-09-20 / Montreal 11-09-07
Worcester 13-10-15 / Denver 14-10-22 / Quebec 16-05-05
Ottawa 16-05-08 / Ottawa 20-03-20 / Quebec 20-03-22
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Maybe they are against separatist's.....LOL ...JJ
I would imagine that if the contest was open in Quebec they would have to translate the rules & regulations, the entry form, etc... That just adds cost and headaches. It wouldn't be the first time that I've heard of a company avoiding business in QC because of those laws and rules (but that's a debate for a different forum)...
2013: London, Brooklyn 1&2 | 2014: Detroit | 2015: New York | 2016: Ottawa / Toronto 1 / Wrigley 1
Canada used the common law system and Quebec uses the civil law system (If I remember my history correctly?)
Interestingly enough, the language laws are only a small part of why. Sorry dude, but it may be a while before they include QC in contests.
2013: London, Brooklyn 1&2 | 2014: Detroit | 2015: New York | 2016: Ottawa / Toronto 1 / Wrigley 1