I'm not aware of the specifics of this situation, but usually the fact
pattern indicates that the label only has a U.S. distribution deal with the
band, which would prevent a U.S. store from shipping to other countries. In
all likelihood the Bros. have a different label for foreign distribution (or
are in the process of negotiating such a deal) and it would then be available
in Canada through whomever licenses the Canadian rights.
To use a very old example, remember the Beatles original label in England was
EMI, but the first albums were licensed and distributed here by Vee-Jay.
In a message dated 09/12/2000 9:53:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Well, that surely stinks out loud in technicolor!
If there is some policy that prevents IMIX shipping to Canada, then maybe
the DBFC can engineer some way to accomodate our Canadian brothers and
sisters.
Mr. Prez? Doobs? >>
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