With lower commodity prices, why aren’t food prices dropping?
One culprit rarely mentioned, especially by governments, is the high rate of public spending
One culprit rarely mentioned, especially by governments, is the high rate of public spending
Don’t expect food prices to ever return to pre-2022 levels
Pay raises during the pandemic and no worries about losing their jobs not enough: They now want up to 47% more from taxpayers
Eliminates most of the guesswork required when balancing healthy choices and affordability
Given that food security and affordability are at stake, we must tread our climatic waters very carefully
The raise for a backbench MP works out to an extra $5,100, while Trudeau is pocketing an extra $10,200
The Loblaws Board should have read the room better