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Tim Hortons · Quebec CityThis is not serious. This year again, Tim Hortons announces to customers that they have won a major prize in the Routine to Win competition, while it is false. No matter the cause of this loss, the credibility of Canada’s largest chain of restaurants is eroding.See the Story
Fake boat winners wrestle with Tim Hortons
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Quebec City · Quebec CityWhile the National Assembly is considering ways to improve Quebec’s performance in organ donation and transplantation, a new survey reveals that nearly 80% of Quebecers are in favour of legislation to achieve this.See the Story
Nearly 80% of Quebecers want organ donation legislation
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Quebec City · Quebec CityThe main Quebec forest research institution was not invited to the Legault government's “Reflection Tables on the Future of the Forest”, which were also held just over two years after another government consultation on the same subject, whose report is still pending.See the Story
Consultation on the Future of Forests | Quebec did not invite the main research institution
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Quebec City · Quebec CityThe doubts of the Fédération des astronomes amateurs du Québec (FAAQ) were well-founded.Eclipse lenses sold by Canadian Tire were not compliant, one of the authors of ISO 12312-2 found.See the Story
Eclipse glasses sold by Canadian Tire were not compliant
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Quebec City · Quebec CityOperating the subway, buses and commuter trains is becoming more and more expensive in the Montreal region, while revenues are melting. For the subway, the deficit has jumped by 268% in five years and for buses, a yawning hole of more than 1 billion will now have to be filled, La Presse learned.See the Story
Collective Transport | An Industry in the Red
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François Legault · Quebec CityPressed by the opposition parties to find a solution to the housing crisis, François Legault pleaded in favor of the free market and believes that the tax cuts he has offered Quebecers will allow them to save money to buy a house.See the Story
Tax cuts will help home buyers, says François Legault
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