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- Reimund
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Probably not. They have English writing on them.
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Do you live in Quebec? The law only applies if the vehicle is registered there.
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no, he lives in Alberta lol
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It was a valid question. I live in Ontario and am in Quebec snowmobiling at least 3-4 weekends every winter and I dont have snow tires on my F150. I looked into the legislation to make sure I wasnt going to get a ticket for not having snows on when I visit.
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