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CA-QC-CHILD-01
Commercials featuring infants and child-oriented presentation fall under the strict prohibition on advertising directed at children under 13 pursuant to Quebec's Consumer Protection Act, ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:00.0 to 00:01.8 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Featuring a child in a playhouse holding snack food triggers Quebec's prohibition against commercial advertising directed at persons under 13 under Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:01.8 to 00:03.3 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Depicting young toddlers in play environments within commercial advertising violates Quebec's Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:01.8 to 00:03.3 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Presenting a child under 13 holding and endorsing a commercial product violates Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:04.5 to 00:06.3 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Using infants and baby gear in commercial presentations breaches Quebec Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:06.3 to 00:07.8 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Featuring smiling infants in baby harnesses appeals to children and violates Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:11.3 to 00:13.0 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Depicting a young child on a playground structure in commercial advertising contravenes Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:13.0 to 00:14.3 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
The depiction of a young child in a harness sling falls under the statutory ban on advertising directed at minors under Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:13.0 to 00:14.3 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
A close-up shot of an infant in a commercial violates Quebec Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249 prohibiting child-directed advertising.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:15.3 to 00:16.6 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Presenting an infant in a suspended baby jumper harness violates the prohibition on advertising directed at children under Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:16.6 to 00:17.6 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Action shots of an infant swinging mid-air in a bungee harness violate Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:17.6 to 00:20.1 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Featuring a young boy in a playhouse setting violates Quebec Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:20.1 to 00:22.6 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Depicting a toddler in the commercial violates Quebec's ban on child-directed commercial advertising under Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:20.1 to 00:22.6 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-LANG-01
English flavor text Nacho Cheese on packaging without marked French predominance violates Charter of the French Language art. 58.
Charter of the French Language (Charte de la langue francaise), CQLR c. C-11, art. 58 (public signs, posters and commercial advertising must be in French, or in French markedly predominant alongside another language); art. 58.1, introduced by Bill 96 and in force since 1 June 2025, further tightens non-French trademark display conditions
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-LANG-01 triggering frame legal
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65 00:20.1 to 00:22.6 open
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Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
An infant flying toward snack chips constitutes child-directed advertising banned by Quebec Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:22.6 to 00:25.2 open
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The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
Featuring a young boy inside a play structure violates Quebec's Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249 prohibition on child-directed advertising.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:25.2 to 00:26.4 open
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Remediate CA-QC-CHILD-01

The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-CHILD-01
An infant in a harness featured in product advertising triggers the strict prohibition under Consumer Protection Act ss. 248-249.
Consumer Protection Act (Quebec), CQLR c. P-40.1, ss. 248-249 (prohibition on commercial advertising directed at children under 13, in effect since 1978, applying to all media including online; upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in Irwin Toy v Quebec)
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-CHILD-01 triggering frame legal
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92 00:26.4 to 00:28.3 open
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Remediate CA-QC-CHILD-01

The element runs through the whole scene, but the idea does not depend on it: put a permitted element in its place and the commercial still works. Regenerating the scene is the method most likely to hold, and it is priced accordingly; a patch is still worth trying on a shot that barely moves.

1What should change
2How to do it

The element runs through the whole scene, so a patch cannot reach it: the scene has to be regenerated with the permitted element in its place.

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
CA-QC-LANG-01
The un-translated English descriptor Nacho Cheese without predominant French text violates Charter of the French Language art. 58.
Charter of the French Language (Charte de la langue francaise), CQLR c. C-11, art. 58 (public signs, posters and commercial advertising must be in French, or in French markedly predominant alongside another language); art. 58.1, introduced by Bill 96 and in force since 1 June 2025, further tightens non-French trademark display conditions
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Frame that triggered CA-QC-LANG-01 triggering frame legal
segment
65 00:26.4 to 00:28.3 open
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1What should change
2How to do it
Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today

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