Tue, Dec 4: A new report says food prices are on the rise in the coming year, especially vegetables. It’ll mean an average Canadian family will spend an extra $400 on groceries in 2019 – making it harder for working poor and those living on fixed income to access healthy food. Silas Brown has more.
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Study finds Canadians will likely spend more on groceries in 2019
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