More on Sunday shopping...
In the newest act in the ongoing Sunday-shopping saga, Nova Scotia's MacDonald government intends to amend the Retail Business Uniform Closing Act (formerly Lord's Day Act) to state that grocery stores that were not open before June 1 are not allowed to do so now. This arbitrary law, which takes away the (apparent) right for the stores to open as it exists right now and awaits a court challenge, as soon as Sobeys or Superstore attempt it.
Being no fan of the Conservative party, either provincial or federal, I can only feel remorse that silly decisions like this didn't happen during the recent election campaign - it might have turned the very close and otherwise dull affair. This open defense of Pete's Frootique's Sunday-shopping monopoly makes me wonder whether Pete Luckett is a donor to the Conservative Party.
Being no fan of the Conservative party, either provincial or federal, I can only feel remorse that silly decisions like this didn't happen during the recent election campaign - it might have turned the very close and otherwise dull affair. This open defense of Pete's Frootique's Sunday-shopping monopoly makes me wonder whether Pete Luckett is a donor to the Conservative Party.
There is no need for Sunday shopping, it's taking away the rights of the workers.
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