MONTREAL – If you’re shopping for your favourite wine or alcohol this week, you may notice that prices are up at the SAQ.
Why?
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According to the liquor commission, prices on about 200 wines and alcohols are going up due to the weak Canadian dollar – that’s about 17 per cent of products.
That means a bottle of wine that used to cost $15 will now cost about 65 cents more.
The price hike will also affect bars and restaurants, as their costs are going up as well.
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