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"A Houston restaurant made headlines last week when it banned children under 9 years of age after 7 p.m. Now, a Canadian eatery joins the so-called anti-kid movement for refusing service to a couple and their baby due to the restaurant&amp;#039;s no-stroller policy.   Jason Desroches and his wife brought their 16-month-old daughter to Flips, a restaurant in Brampton, Ontario, but they were denied entry because they had a stroller in tow. &amp;quot;We showed up at 7:30 a.m. on a weekday and there was no lineup,&amp;quot; Jason Desroches told Sun News. &amp;quot;We asked to speak to the manager. She said their insurance doesn&amp;#039;t allow for strollers. We were told we had to go because of the stroller.&amp;quot; More From Delish: Houston Restaurant Bans Children Under 9 After 7 P.M. According to Deroches, there is no sign outside of the establishment mentioning the no-stroller policy. He and his wife, Andrea Chilcott, found the refusal discriminatory and are now planning a peaceful protest outside of the restaurant and are considering legal action. When the Sun News contacted the restaurant, they were told that the establishment bans &amp;quot;skateboards, rollerblades, and baby strollers.&amp;quot; According to the restaurant manager, strollers are a liability and they are legally allowed to deny patrons with strollers as their restaurant is &amp;quot;not a public place.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;ve had people on rollerblades come in here, falling down on tables and next thing you know, lawsuits,&amp;quot; the manager told Sun News. &amp;quot;We don&amp;#039;t have anyone ever make a big stink [over the rules].&amp;quot; More From Delish: Last Call for Babies at Brooklyn Bars But according to Toronto-based human rights attorney Selwyn Pieters, denying service to stroller-toting parents could in fact be seen as discrimination under Canadian law. Pieters explained to the Sun News, &amp;quot;As long as it&amp;#039;s not an adult-only establishment, and they&amp;#039;re just discriminating because they don&amp;#039;t like the idea of strollers in there or children disturbing other customers having supper, that could be a case of discrimination.&amp;quot; Do you think it is fair for a restaurant to deny patrons who bring baby strollers? Have you ever been to a restaurant and been refused service because you had a stroller\u2014 or a child \u2014 with you? Find more great food content on Delish:   Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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