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Political tensions escalate as the Bloc accuses the Liberal government of misrepresenting Quebec’s rebate figures. Discrepancies in reported numbers have sparked heated debates over federal fiscal commitments, with critics arguing that the promised financial relief is far short of earlier claims.
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