[The Tourist]

Any places besides cdplus.com?

 

[violation]

Amazon.ca

They have used ones too so you can get some pretty good deals.

 

[The Tourist]

Awesome, thanks. For some reason I always thought amazon was US only.

 

[sysexguy]

hmv.ca used to link to amazon.ca ....but not anymore. I'm finding amazon.ca more expensive lately.....

Andy

 

[jcayer]

You can try archambault.ca

 

[Sneaky]

For stuff I can't get locally, I usually use CD Universe. If you just order one CD at a time Canada Post don't seem to charge you for GST & broker fees, so even with exchange rate and shipping CD's are usually less than $20.

-Pete

 

[Guest]

Festival Distribution...

Or Peer-to-peer file sharing, cause it's legal in Canada to download music.

 

[BHarris]

it's legal in Canada to download music,, but not legal in Canada to offer music for download...

 

[Guest]

"not legal in Canada to offer music for download..."
So only download from people OUTSIDE Of Canada...

,-)

 

[sysexguy]

Clinton, it's not illegal in Canada to download pics of your wife/girlfriend blowing the poolboy....unless she's under 14.....but it wouldn't be very respectful.

Canada's legal position on intellectual property is 100 years behind the rest of the civilized world and if you have the brains to create something....and you want to eat, you'd best design weapons.....in which case you now longer pay taxes in Canada.....the rest of us can verify if your rolled up rim is a winner or wish you a nice day as you come in to Walmart.

Andy

 

[Guest]

Actually, if you talk to the people involved, Canada is AHEAD of the game when it comes to such laws....

The ad hominem in this thread is amazing... Probably a direct result of fear and/or ignorance.