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"Promises From Politicians, It's Not Sunk in the Concrete": Quebec Farmers Penalized by the Carbon Tax

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A Montérégie farmer claims a refund of the Quebec carbon tax to narrow the gap with his Ontario competitors.

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"Promises From Politicians, It's Not Sunk in the Concrete": Quebec Farmers Penalized by the Carbon Tax

A Montérégie farmer claims a refund of the Quebec carbon tax to narrow the gap with his Ontario competitors.

14 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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Le Journal de Quebec broke the news in Quebec City, Canada 14 days ago on Thursday, October 29, 2026.

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"Promises From Politicians, It's Not Sunk in the Concrete": Quebec Farmers Penalized by the Carbon Tax

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