Gatineau Mayor Urges Reporting of Out-of-Province Plates

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Gatineau police cracking down on out-of-province plates
Residents asked to report violators to boost transit funding
Mayor emphasizes equity and compliance with Quebec laws
Failure to switch plates within 90 days may lead to fines
Public support for reporting varies among residents

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