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6 Products That'll Likely Get More Expensive In Canada Soon Due To New Taxes

The federal government tabled its 2021 budget on April 19. As Canada reckons with the financial costs of the pandemic, the presentation included several new tax measures that would give the government a fiscal boost.

But more taxes — whether paid by businesses or consumers — mean certain things are probably going to get more expensive for Canadians very soon.

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Here’s Who Canada’s Proposed $15/Hour Federal Minimum Wage Would Apply To

The government has unveiled its 2021 budget and there's good news for workers in federally-regulated industries.

As part of the budget presentation, the government has announced its intention to raise Canada's federal minimum wage to $15 per hour.

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Here Are 5 Major Trends In Quebecers' Food Consumption Since The Start Of The Pandemic

As humans, we're constantly evolving, which is exactly why new trends in Quebecers' food consumption since the start of the pandemic have been noticed.

MTL Blog spoke with Sysco Grand Montreal's Regional President, Guillaume Dubois, to find out more about these shifts in consumption and what Quebec's restaurant industry has been faced with recently.

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A Montreal Women's Shelter Shared 7 Unsettling Realities It's Faced During The Pandemic

The pandemic has brought many issues in the city and the province to light, including the issues of homelessness and lack of resources for shelters everywhere, including Chez Doris.

This has been particularly true since the curfew was implemented in January and the homeless population was originally not exempt from the rule.

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6 Jobs To Apply For In Quebec Right Now With An Annual Salary of $100,000 Or More

Finding a job in Quebec may not always be an easy task, especially if you're looking for something with a high salary. But at the end of the day, we're all searching for a good job in a field that we love, and, if it pays well, that's just a major bonus.

Making six figures is definitely something one can be proud of, and luckily for us, there's a myriad of job openings throughout the province that are currently offering salaries of $100,000 or more annually.

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We Answered All Your Questions About Quebec's New Phase Of Lockdown & Curfew

Most of us know the basics of Quebec's next stage of lockdown: It's set to be in effect from January 9 to February 8 and includes a province-wide curfew every day from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

However, the details and specifics can be confusing.

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A Montreal Health Professional Shares How To Go About Finding The Right Therapist For You

Mental health has definitely been on a lot of Montrealers' minds this year and with 2021 around the corner, a lot of people are thinking about what resolutions they can make towards bettering their health, not just physically, but mentally, too. For many people, that means looking into therapy options in Montreal.

But for many, it can seem daunting to find a therapist that's right for you.

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Quebec Released A Plan With 25 Actions To Combat Racism In The Province

The Quebec government's Groupe d'action contre le racisme just released its new report entitled, "Racism in Québec: Zero Tolerance." Outlining 25 action items that the group recommends towards the fight against racism and discrimination, it breaks down the needs and urgency of the lack of resources and accountability in the system.

Many have been quick to point out that the report is missing one key term in the discussion on racism: systemic.

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When will the vaccine passport be used?

What activities could require a vaccine passport in Quebec?

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What does the government plan to do with the federal minimum wage?

Who does Canada's federal minimum wage apply to?

What main trends in consumption have you noticed since the start of the pandemic, particularly in Quebec?

How has supply/demand in the food industry shifted since the beginning of the pandemic?

What effect do you think Quebec's curfew has on the province's restaurant industry?

What major changes has Chez Doris seen since the pandemic started?

How were the first two weeks of curfew with the influx of people who could no longer be on the street after 8 p.m.?

What are some ongoing challenges facing Chez Doris and other shelters in Montreal?

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Division Chief

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Manager, Scientific Research

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Dean Of Engineering At Concordia

Can I go for a walk with someone during the day?

What about people living alone? Can they have a guest?

If I have a night shift, can I go to work during the curfew?

Are we allowed to see significant others?

Can we still see friends outside before the curfew?

Can we walk our dogs during the curfew?

What about public transportation during curfew hours?

Can food delivery drivers work?

Will universities be closed?

I am returning to Quebec by plane after curfew hours. What do I do?

How is this going to affect 24-hour services?

Is Tim Hortons an essential service?

Are you allowed to see a person you've never met?

Can I order my Boustan chicken plate with extra garlic sauce at 8:01 p.m.?

How can Montrealers go about finding the right therapist for them?

What should Montrealers look for in a therapist? What should you do if you feel like your therapist isn't right for you?

Will restaurants still be open for takeout?

Which stores can stay open?

What about Boxing Day?

Who has to work from home?

What is considered an "essential product"?

Who can I visit during the holidays?

Can I still travel within Quebec?

What's the plan for schools?

Part 1: "Strong Measures For A Society Without Racism"

1. "Putting an end to cases of police discrimination"

2. "Combating racism in access to housing"

3. "Combating racism in access to employment"

4. "Informing Québecers about the reality of racism"

6. "A government that sets an example"

Part 2: "Assertive Actions to Respond to the Realities of First Nations And Inuit People"

1. "Making all Québecers more familiar with the history, culture, heritage and current situation of Indigenous people"

2. "Upholding the cultural safety of Indigenous people in public services"

3. "Putting an end to cases of police discrimination"

4. "Improving access to justice"

5. "Improving housing conditions for Indigenous people"