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Manitoba’s slashing the provincial sales tax on grocery staples like chips, pre-cooked chicken, and baked goods—killing the 7% tax for shoppers—but leaving restaurants, bars, and bakeries untouched. The government says average families could save about $100 a year, but critics argue it just subsidizes junk food and ignores broader financial needs. Business groups are pushing back, demanding the tax cut extend to restaurants too, claiming they’re unfairly disadvantaged. A win for some, a debate for others—watch this space.

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