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PM announces 2-month GST break

November 21, 2024 4:38 pm MST.
For 2 months, essentials will be sales tax-free - all groceries, kid's clothing & toys, restaurant meals - even beer and wine. But Conservatives argue it's all a trick, and removing the carbon tax would be better for affordability.

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