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Proposal to change Sunday shopping hours in Winnipeg

Posted by sos on Wednesday, December 09 @ 16:49:22 PST (657 reads)

I can remember back in 2004 before the plebiscite on Sunday shopping ,we were told that we were the last province in Nova Scotia to have Sunday shopping. Needless to say, Prince Edward Island was also being fed that same exact line by the media, which promotes business. After all, who advertises with them? It's something we all should be thinking about.
In Winnipeg, the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce is pushing the government to loosen up the laws on Sunday shopping. The store hours are limited on Sunday and they are being told when they have to close?

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German court enforces day of rest

Posted by sos on Saturday, December 05 @ 01:48:48 PST (895 reads)

Fantastic News, German Court Enforces Day of Rest. Isn't it about time? If we do not enforce a tax law no one would pay taxes. If we do not enforce holiday pay, business' would not pay out holiday pay. You have to have laws in a society to help those who cannot help themselves.

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Sarkozy's government has proposed a bill to introduce Sunday trading

Posted by sos on Wednesday, July 15 @ 16:18:19 PDT (980 reads)

As we move into the 21st Century as some like to point out, I have to wonder if we aren't going backwards instead of ahead. Can you actually believe that France is debating wider Sunday shopping? http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/france-debates-wider-sunday-shopping/article1217535/

French President Nicolas Sarkozy's government has proposed a bill to introduce Sunday trading.

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Another Sunday shopping ban in the makings in the Netherlands!

Posted by sos on Monday, January 26 @ 01:48:21 PST (1205 reads)

After doing some research, it is not hard to see that Sunday laws are a good possibility across our beautiful land as many people are seeing the benefits by having a day off

and it's a benefit of saving our environment at the same time.

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Good News Sunday Shopping Banned in Croatia

Posted by sos on Wednesday, January 07 @ 01:19:40 PST (1319 reads)

What fantastic news! No Sunday shopping, and it took the catholic church to pressure government to see this happen. Sadly it had to be the government in Croatia that banned Sunday shopping. Why is it that our government officials want Sunday shopping?

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Sunday Shopping? France Says No

Posted by sos on Thursday, December 18 @ 12:22:44 PST (1057 reads)

http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1867053,00.html

French President Nicolas Sarkozy was trying his best to get Sunday trading passed in France. It's a good thing he didn't succeed.

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New Global Group on Facebook

Posted by sos on Wednesday, December 12 @ 17:22:15 PST (1719 reads)

EndSundayTrading writes "We have set up a new global group on Facebook for networking and sharing resources and links between those opposed to Sunday shopping/trading around the world. It is called 'End Sunday Trading' and you can find it at:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6418290677"

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Woman wins religious discrimination case

Posted by sos on Monday, December 04 @ 09:36:05 PST (1853 reads)

Connie Rehm in the USA, recently won a religious discrimination case because at one point in time refused to work on Sunday and was fired for it. She worked in a Library and since then has been reinstated to her job .

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Petition pushing for a day of rest in Scotland

Posted by sos on Friday, November 17 @ 17:03:12 PST (1809 reads)

Sunday shopping has been of the norm over in Scotland. MSPs have passed on a petition to Westminster for the return to Sunday as a day of rest. So it should be a day of rest , all around our beautiful world , these Big box stores have managed to take away not only Sunday as a day of rest, but opened up on traditional Holidays. These big corporations have convinced people that religion is a bad thing and that it's keeping them from having the freedom to chose whether they want to open or not.

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Commercialism isn't the answer

Posted by sos on Sunday, November 12 @ 16:04:31 PST (1789 reads)

Now that Sunday shopping is happening in our province , I have to shake my head. I have been hearing from some people that they voted "NO" and decided that they would shop on Sunday. One person told me by staying home on a Sunday, she wouldn't be able to make a difference that people would still go shopping. She then told me she went shopping ,oh yes on Sunday. That totally disappoints me to hear that, as we all should stand by our beliefs and stand by the plebiscite results.

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