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MONTREAL
Quebec s minimum wage rose to $13.50 an hour as of Saturday, but few in the province seem happy with the change.
The $0.40 increase has left minimum wage workers frustrated, saying it wasn t enough. Maxime Dmitrienko, a worker at NDG grocery store Esposito s, said the change won t change his situation.
“It doesn t reflect the cost of actual living wage, especially with the cost of prices for housing and rent in big cities like Montreal and Toronto,” he said. “It doesn t reflect a living wage.”
Dmitrienko said he fears the store s prices could rise to cover the wage increase, a worry echoed by his boss. ....

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