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Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

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Quebec is giving most residents a second cash payment to help them deal with inflation. The payments of up to $600 will help Quebecers pay for immediate needs, the finance minister says. Health care, meanwhile, needs stable, long-term funding, he adds. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this week criticized provinces that are seeking more money from Ottawa.

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CBC News

Quebec defends decision to issue inflation relief while asking Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec Premier François Legault is providing Quebecers with sums to deal with inflation as he and the other leaders of Canada's provinces and territories are asking Ottawa to increase federal health-care transfers to 35 per cent from 22 per cent, an increase that would give Quebec an additional $6 billion a year.

1 year ago·Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard says the payments of up to $600 will help Quebeckers deal with temporary inflation, adding that health care is a recurring cost that needs stable, long-term funding

1 year ago·Canada

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SooToday.com

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard is defending his government's decision to transfer one-time cash payments to most Quebecers while it demands more money from Ottawa for health care.

1 year ago·Sault Ste. Marie, United States

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Orillia Matters

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard is defending his government's decision to transfer one-time cash payments to most Quebecers while it demands more money from Ottawa for health care.

1 year ago·Orillia, Canada

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Thorold Today

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard is defending his government's decision to transfer one-time cash payments to most Quebecers while it demands more money from Ottawa for health care.

1 year ago

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Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec's decision to give most residents a second cash payment to help them deal with inflation isn't a reason for Ottawa to deny the province additional health-care funding, Finance Minister Eric Girard argued Wednesday.

1 year ago

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Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

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Quebec defends decision to issue inflation relief while asking Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to issue inflation relief while asking Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

Quebec defends decision to cut inflation cheques and ask Ottawa for more health funds

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