Why a ceasefire won’t lower your grocery bill
A drop in the price of oil won’t undo the damage. Add in the federal industrial carbon tax hike and affordable food may be a thing of the past
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Enjoying high grocery bills? Blame government policy
Food inflation is driven less by climate change and more by interprovincial trade barriers, taxes and regulatory costs
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You know that grocery rebate Carney is rolling out?
It’s fixing a problem Parliament created and you’ll end up paying for
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Consumer boycott of U.S. products exposes a bigger homegrown problem
Shoppers are dropping U.S. goods, but interprovincial trade barriers are still preventing Canadian firms from competing at scale
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Is Carney’s GST credit boost just political theatre?
The expanded GST credit offers short-term relief but not lasting food affordability
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Canada has a policy-driven food inflation problem
A web of regulations, compliance costs, carbon pricing and interprovincial trade barriers is quietly pushing food prices higher
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Carney’s tax relief falls short for Canadians
Carney says he cut taxes, so why are Canadians paying more?
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Canadians should thank Trump for targeting supply management
Trump is forcing the Canadian government to confront what it has long avoided: an end to supply management
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Carney pretends to pivot but keeps spending like Trudeau
New script, same playbook. Nothing in the Carney budget breaks from the Trudeau years
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Why so many forecasts get it wrong
Forecasts crumble the moment Canadians respond to rising costs or policy shifts
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