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Increase in Gas Prices: a $125 Cheque for About 50% of Quebecers

Summary by TVA Nouvelles
The QP promises a refund of $125 for Quebecers whose gross income is less than $40,000, in order to offset the price of gasoline.

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The QP promises a refund of $125 for Quebecers whose gross income is less than $40,000, in order to offset the price of gasoline.

·Montreal, Canada
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At a time when public finances are dark red, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon promises to lower the price of gasoline, a measure that will cost $700 million for a year. He will also distribute $125 cheques per year to Quebecers who earn less than $40,000 annually.

·Montreal, Canada
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It would also provide low-income households with an annual rebate of $125 to offset the cost of gasoline.

·Montreal, Canada
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Le Devoir broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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