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Repairing Rather than Replacing: the New Green City Initiative

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Prevost now offers a $300 grant to citizens who want to repair their broken property.

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Four years ago, the City of Prévost became the first in Quebec to impose an "eco-contribution" on certain single-use items, including ice-washing cans, cups of coffee and water bottles. This Laurentian municipality's basket now reaches $200,000. From now on, a share of the cake is redistributed to the Prévostois who have items repaired instead of buying new ones.

·Montreal, Canada
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Prevost now offers a $300 grant to citizens who want to repair their broken property.

·Montreal, Canada
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A Mayor of a Laurentian municipality is ready to sign $300 cheques for his citizens to repair their electricity.

·Montreal, Canada
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TVA Nouvelles broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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