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Masks now mandatory in Quebec

July 18, 2020 6:08 pm EST.
Quebec is the first province in Canada to enforce masks in all indoor public places, but the onus is on business owners to make sure customers comply. Those who don’t could face fines between $400 and $6,000. Melina Giubilaro has more.

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