Also we need good political news so here we go:

Transulating each point from left-down to right-down:

- Clearer prices at the grocery store (they will need to display if the item is TAXABLE)

- Tips will need to be calculated BEFORE taxes and presented without pressure

- Increase of the Politic of Exact Price to 15$ (Basically, if an item is under 15$ and rings up at the wrong price, the item is free

So for example, if you buy a bunch of apples that are marked at 10$ but at the counter it rings up to 15$, you can leave with the apples for free

- More transparency in gas prices (aka how much profit at the gas stations making)

- Tighter laws for credit cards to avoid abus

- Outright against the law to sell certain products via going to houses

Well, that seems good. I mean it's right and good to tip, but some places are coercive with it, sadly.

- A tightening of laws around 'balloons' when buying and selling a vehicle (that one is a little hard to explain but basically say you want to a 9k vehicle and your car is worth 6K, you can do a 'balloon' finance right now for 3K)

- Consumers cannot be charged more than 50$ for a stolen / credit card fraud.

cheers

jisusushi: yeah what pissed me off was how like say if you had a 100$ meal (using that price cause it's easier to show an example), the 20% tip, you would think would be 20%, but no, it's the taxes first so 114.98 THEN the 20% would be added to it so 23$. Which doesn't seem THAT much but it is shady AF.

I think that one + the credit card one + the showing if something is taxable at a grocery were really overdue

nods nods

Agreed.

as someone said in the Quebec forums : "In short, we're going to get screwed again, but we'll better understand why."

Dépôt du projet de loi no 72 - Pour protéger le port...full news using google transulate

also an example of the tip different (left is the situation right now, right is what they want to happen)

they also used 100$ hahaha