Ontario has had this law for a while now. Its occasionally inconvenient when you drop by the grocery store unplanned and have no bags, but is really a big noth

Ontario has had this law for a while now. Its occasionally inconvenient when you drop by the grocery store unplanned and have no bags, but is really a big nothing burger. Just means we end up with more and more useless shopping bags at our front door, which almost seems worse than single use ones that end up becoming garbage bags for the kitchen. Now we end up buying single use plastic bags for our kitchen and bathroom garbage and end up with more and more reusable plastic bags. So the single use plastic bags still get used at the same rate, just now I purchase them separately for garbage and we end up with more and more reusable plastic bags, which I'm guessing are worse for the environment. These laws so far don't seem to be very well thought out.