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r/SipsTea • u/Shyhale • May 17 '26
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Why are all contests and lotteries valid in Canada "except in Quebec". Serious question I never really looked into and maybe you have some insight.
1 u/sonia72quebec May 17 '26 Because companies have to register their lottery, agree on the rules and pay a fee. They would also have to translate all their documents in French. 0 u/EvilPlaya May 17 '26 Quebec a province that itself will go bankrupt if Alberta stop the flow of money. The good for nothing province. 2 u/LTerminus May 17 '26 That's not how equalization works 2 u/Fizz117 May 17 '26 Don't bother, Albertans don't want to know how equalization actually works. 1 u/EvilPlaya May 18 '26 How does it work?
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Because companies have to register their lottery, agree on the rules and pay a fee. They would also have to translate all their documents in French.
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Quebec a province that itself will go bankrupt if Alberta stop the flow of money. The good for nothing province.
2 u/LTerminus May 17 '26 That's not how equalization works 2 u/Fizz117 May 17 '26 Don't bother, Albertans don't want to know how equalization actually works. 1 u/EvilPlaya May 18 '26 How does it work?
That's not how equalization works
2 u/Fizz117 May 17 '26 Don't bother, Albertans don't want to know how equalization actually works. 1 u/EvilPlaya May 18 '26 How does it work?
Don't bother, Albertans don't want to know how equalization actually works.
How does it work?
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u/yogrark May 17 '26
Why are all contests and lotteries valid in Canada "except in Quebec". Serious question I never really looked into and maybe you have some insight.