thooranpoyi

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   by thooranpoyi 7y ago

   Following the footsteps of the mother country I guess. I wonder why does rest of Canada allows Québec to act as a rogue province.
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   by thooranpoyi 7y ago

   Isn't it Québec anti business and with arcane language laws ? Why would anyone start a business or hire someone from Québec ?
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   by thooranpoyi 7y ago

   Who would in their right sense will work in IT in Montreal ? Isn't Québec anti immigrant and bad for any kind of business other than a Québecois one ? I mean the language laws, anti immigrant and right wing CAQ with the recent religiou
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   by thooranpoyi 7y ago

   This isn't surprising, As is with everything with Québec, Desjardins is a Québec based business. They will still retain their customer base. Their site's UX was so bad that I didn't use them as my bank. Their English customer
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   by thooranpoyi 7y ago

   These two laws seems to target immigrant minorities. I thought Canada was a welcoming country for immigrants. Maybe not.
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   by thooranpoyi 7y ago

   > enforcement of the law Enforcement as in like the language police of Québec ?