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TVQ exemption on some grocery store items begins Wednesday

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By Tina Tenneriello Verified
| CityNews Montreal Verified
The Quebec government's new tax relief plan goes into effect Wednesday. Last May Premier Christine Fréchette announced consumers would no longer be charged Quebec Sales Tax - TVQ on specific grocery store items. It's estimated it will cost the provincial government $100 million. Here are the products that are no longer subject to the Quebec sales tax (QST) as of today, as announced by Premier Christine Fréchette last May.
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Christine Fr├ęchette promises to hold a "summit" on homelessness in 2027

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By Tina Tenneriello Verified
| CityNews Montreal Verified
Former Premier Pauline Marois now has the support of all the leaders of the parties in the National Assembly for her push to hold a summit on homelessness in 2027, as CAQ member Christine Fréchette has thrown her support behind the idea of a "meeting" on the issue. Following a meeting held Tuesday afternoon in Quebec City, the current premier committed to conducting consultations on homelessness if she returns to power next October.
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Lawyer for animal protection group wants 'criminal consequences' for kangaroo saga

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By Tina Tenneriello Verified
| CityNews Montreal Verified
A kangaroo that was on the loose for five days was captured in Boucherville on Tuesday. He is now in the care of Granby Zoo. CityNews was joined by Frédéric Bérard, a lawyer representing the Galahad SPCA on Montreal's South Shore. What can you tell us about how they managed to capture Joey the kangaroo? Well, that was quite a story because the ministry waited five days before doing its job. They had many, many warnings. We knew where Joey was, but they didn't want to do anything.
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