These 3 Montreal Restaurants Decided To Offer Free Burgers To Health Care Workers For Life

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These 3 Montreal Restaurants Decided To Offer Free Burgers To Health Care Workers For Life
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Le Warehouse restaurant group announced on Instagram Wednesday that it would be offering free burgers to health care workers and first responders at its Quebec locations on Mondays. 

The group includes Montreal's Le Warehouse and L'Entrepôt, and Quebec City and Trois-Rivière's Le Bureau de Poste.

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"Thank you for taking care of us," the post reads.

"It is with great joy that we announce this news!"

The fine print indicates these workers will have to bring identification that proves their employment in either profession.

The burger giveaways begin Monday, July 19.

This article's cover image is used for illustrative purposes only.

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