Here’s how much more Canadians will likely spend on groceries in 2019
Your food bill is set to grow again in 2019, according to a new report from two Canadian universities. Continue reading
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Love eating out? Expect steeper bills in 2018, new food report says
Canadians are in for higher food prices next year – and over half of that cost increase will come from restaurant and ready-to-eat meals. Continue reading
Amazon slashes Whole Foods prices as it completes takeover
Canadians, too, enjoy the discounts. Continue reading
Is buying organic really worth it?
Here’s what two Canadian experts had to say Continue reading
Can’t afford lettuce and celery these days? Here’s what’s happening
Torrential rains in California have led to sticker shock in Canada’s produce aisles Continue reading
Average Canadian family to spend $420 more on food in 2017: report
A new report out of Dalhousie University says the average Canadian family will spend around $420 more on food in the coming year. Continue reading
How Trump’s immigration crackdown could raise food prices for Canadians
Mass deportations of undocumented workers from the U.S. could make fruit and vegetables unaffordable – or unobtainable – for Canadians, a food expert warns. Continue reading
Three reasons why you can afford to fire up the barbecue again
Falling corn and wheat prices will mean some relief for Canadians at the grocery store, particularly buying meat, a food expert predicts. Continue reading
Rising cost of food in Canada leading people to choose less healthy options: Poll
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
A new poll finds it’s becoming harder and harder for Canadians to feed everyone in their households. Continue reading