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Montrealers miffed as city snubbed by worst-road survey

Montrealers miffed as city snubbed by worst-road survey
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Fitzgibbon demands major retailers explain gas prices in Quebec City

The estimated retail margins at gas stations in the Capitale-Nationale region have been above the average for the rest of Quebec since 2021.

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Liberals want to suspend electricity tax, stop indexing Hydro-Québec rates

The situation with the cost of living is extremely difficult for everyone, says Dominique Anglade, who also wants to stop taxing a number of essential goods.

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Researchers studying COVID-19 among Montreal s orthodox Jewish community

Researchers studying COVID-19 among Montreal s orthodox Jewish community
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COVID-19: 77% of Montrealers aged 60 and older will soon be vaccinated

Article content The vaccination campaign against COVID-19 is progressing on Montreal island, where 77 per cent of those aged 60 and older have received at least one dose or have an appointment to do so. And a quick check on Sunday of the area’s major vaccination centres showed there were plenty of appointments still available. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: 77% of Montrealers aged 60 and older will soon be vaccinated Back to video Those seeking to be vaccinated on Monday can do so at the Civic Centre on Dollard-des-Ormeaux or on Tuesday at the Olympic Stadium.

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