Quebec removes sales tax from some groceries as part of wider affordability push
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Quebec removes sales tax from some groceries as part of wider affordability push By: The Canadian Press Posted: 2:51 PM CDT Monday, May. 25, 2026 Last Modified: 3:20 PM CDT Monday, May. 25, 2026 Advertisement Advertise with us Share Print Email SHERBROOKE – Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette says she’s removing provincial sales tax from some grocery and pharmacy items to address cost-of-living concerns. She told reporters in Sherbrooke, Que., the products that will no longer be taxed as of July 15 include pre-cut fruit and vegetables, granola bars, salted nuts, tissues and toilet paper. Fréche…
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