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Ontario has announced a plan to reduce the regulatory fees paid by small, independent grocers to sell alcohol by $2,000 per year, representing 66 per cent in savings.

The province is calling it a “first step” in a plan to reduce a range of fees paid by small and mediums-sized businesses.

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