Toys "R" Us in Quebec refuses to sell English-only Daniel Tiger doll

[andre md]

Una cosa muy sencilla para arreglar este problema todos vamos hablar el castillano.

[Boosterfire]

Si, el fuego es muy caliente!

[jesseps]

He should have used shopbot.ca

 

Long live Quebec protectionism. I thought Quebec was business minded and open for business, but I guess they like having their hand in everything and making sure people conform.

 

Quebec language laws can be seen as extreme like a jihadist mindset, but at least the Quebec government doesn't toss people off buildings. They would rather just force people to pay up for a law that businesses find unjust.

 

Yes it is good for people to know more than 1 language.

 

The guy that wanted the doll, should go to small claims court and try and get the difference for the toy or for false advertising. Seeing why did Toys R'Us have the toy on their shelf, even though it was illegal to have it. It should have been in the backroom or not even posted on the website.