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Old Posted Apr 21, 2015, 3:01 PM
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Yes and no, depends what you buy. While 24s of Bud or Molson Ex are $26 plus tax and deposit at a grocery store in Quebec, which is cheaper than Ontario, there are exceptions. Tall boy cans of numerous import beers are often (but not always) cheaper at LCBO than on the Quebec side. Also, don't get fooled with the price comparison, rememeber that in Ontario the price of beer and wine includes tax, while in QC it doesn't.
Or the fact that you could technically be charged with smuggling by purchasing alcohol in Quebec and bring it to Ontario.

Although this article is related to a NewBrunswicker it pertains to all Canadians. http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/karen-selic..._count=falseshow_screen_name=falsesize=m
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