Cost to feed a family of four will hit nearly $15,000 next year as ‘perfect storm’ strikes food prices | Toronto Star
Average Canadian family to spend nearly $1,000 more on food than they did in 2021, according to the 2022 Dalhousie University’s 2022 Food Price Report. As food prices continue to
Inflation: More ‘rockiness’ at grocery stores expected | CTV News
According to the Bank of Canada, the inflation causing the dramatic rise in food prices will continue for months. Already, the cost of some products has gone up by 20-25%,
Milk and butter prices to soar after Canadian Dairy Commission sets record price hikes |Toronto Star
Next month the wholesale price of milk will increase by 8.4%; and butter will increase by 12.4% in February. This will have a serious impact on Student Nutrition Programs, as
Prices are way up, and don’t expect meaningful relief soon | Toronto Star
In Canada, consumer prices have been increasing, making it more and more difficult for families to make ends meet. In September, Statistics Canada released its latest Consumer Price Index (CPI),
Heightened food worries linked to worse mental health during COVID-19 pandemic | UBC News
While food insecurity was already a concern before COVID-19, since the pandemic these concerns have worsened, and many families are struggling. A study conducted by the University of British Columbia
Rising food prices see Canadians put less meat in their grocery baskets | Toronto Star
According to a report from Dalhousie’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab, and Caddle, food costs are rising. In particular, the cost of many staples such as meat and dairy have increased. Now