Supreme Court Canada

: As if people really couldn’t figure out what was behind the doors of Costco or Walmart or a number of other big box stores, according to CTV. What happened is that Quebec lost a court challenge--twice--by stores to require the French descriptor since Bill 101 does not apply to trademarks. They are forcing big chain stores with English names to put French descriptors on their signs. So instead of appealing the decision to the Supreme Court of Canada, Quebec will simply change the law. The language minister says it all about the heritage of Quebec, plus, she adds it good manners We could say an act of politeness not only to be nice people like to have the French inscription its good for business too, said Helene David. Somehow the huge cost of changing all these signs will probably trickle down to you and me. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.