Discrimination against strollers

One Sept 2nd,09, We were a party of 4 adults and 3 kids, one baby (9.30 p.m) The store manager Zora declined us being able to dine in the restaurant as we had a stroller with a sleeping baby. Apparently it was against their store policy and was a fire hazard (we were nohere close to a fire hydrant infacet in a corner and carry a 11lbs esprit stroller), she insisted on us putting our baby in a high chair. She said if we wanted to stay we would have had to take the baby out and park it by the door. We were also told by one of the wait staff John (when we insisted on being served) that if i were an alcoholic it didnt mean that I could bring alcohol in the store just coz I thought I can. No idea how the stroller compared to a sleeping baby in a stroller. Regardless to say we left and contacted the other location at Oakville (since we had younger kids who insisted on having demetre's that night), that store said we were welcome to come in and they would never turn away a stroller. We have never had such bad treatment at any other place.