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Liberal Financial Framework: This Is the Return to "Economic Reality," Says Milliard

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QUEBEC — It's not the time for "good" elections or "attractive" tax cuts, says Charles Milliard. On Sunday, the Liberal leader presented his financial framework in which he proposes a return to "economic realism." Liberal promises are valued at $12 billion and the achievement of fiscal balance is set at 2029-2030. Liberals are aware of the [...]

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Charles Milliard refused to qualify his financial framework as austere while his party forecasted very little spending on government departments.

·Montreal, Canada
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The Liberal Party of Quebec (PLQ)'s electoral promises under Charles Milliard total $11.9 billion, which it intends to finance through an improvement in the efficiency of the state, by reducing government interventionism in economic matters and with additional revenues from, among other things, federal transfers.

·Montreal, Canada
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QUEBEC — It's not the time for "good" elections or "attractive" tax cuts, says Charles Milliard. On Sunday, the Liberal leader presented his financial framework in which he proposes a return to "economic realism." Liberal promises are valued at $12 billion and the achievement of fiscal balance is set at 2029-2030. Liberals are aware of the [...]

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Center

Charles Milliard's party would cancel the welcome tax and QST measures at the grocery store.

·Montreal, Canada
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On this 18th day of the election campaign, Charles Milliard's Liberal Party will present its financial framework Sunday morning in Quebec City.

·Montreal, Canada
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Liberal promises are valued at $12 billion.

·Montreal, Canada
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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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