Despite Canada’s inflation rate falling to 2.8 per cent, its lowest point since March 2021, mortgages and grocery prices are rising, keeping the country’s cost of living high. Touria Izri speaks with consumers frustrated about feeling squeezed, and the economists questioning the Bank of Canada’s strategy to tame inflation.
- Soaring food prices are changing the way Canadians shop for groceries
- How this independent grocer is flourishing — and competing against the big players
- Inflation falls into the Bank of Canada’s target range. Are rate hikes done?