Five years later, is it OK that the province is ignoring the Sunday shopping plebiscite results?

Five years later, is it OK that the province is ignoring the Sunday shopping plebiscite results?

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February 21, 2012

The Nova Scotia government broke the law to allow Sunday shopping in our province. The truth was never told about it.

Response to Valerie Payn's article Sunday Shopping 5 Years Later
http://www.saveoursundays.ca/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=196

We had a binding plebiscite on Sunday shopping , the courts never struck down the ban. Our vote wasn't honored. The people have been mislead.

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