Food inflation, Canada vs U.S. We are dying here...

[shockedcanadian]

With all the homelessness and corrupt policing that has destroyed our economy and reputation, the food prices is just a reminder.

We are dying here.

Canada has become the ‘food inflation capital’ of the G7, food expert says​

Canada has become the 'food inflation capital' of the G7, food expert says

Canada’s food prices are rising faster than in other major economies, prompting some experts to describe the country as the “food inflation capital of the G7.” Statistics Canada reports food prices rose 6.2 per cent over the past year, the highest level since 2023. That increase is roughly...

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[wamose]

Maybe this will be a good cycle. Americans eat less, lose weight, get healthier and prices drop in reaction to lower demand for food. That would take time, but it could happen. Unfortunately, the wrong guy will probably get credit for the turnaround.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Maybe this will be a good cycle. Americans eat less, lose weight, get healthier and prices drop in reaction to lower demand for food. That would take time, but it could happen. Unfortunately, the wrong guy will probably get credit for the turnaround.

Errr...this is some odd thinking.

 

[Votto]

With all the homelessness and corrupt policing that has destroyed our economy and reputation, the food prices is just a reminder.

We are dying here.

Canada has become the ‘food inflation capital’ of the G7, food expert says​

Canada has become the 'food inflation capital' of the G7, food expert says

Canada’s food prices are rising faster than in other major economies, prompting some experts to describe the country as the “food inflation capital of the G7.” Statistics Canada reports food prices rose 6.2 per cent over the past year, the highest level since 2023. That increase is roughly...

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I have no idea what you are complaining about.

As we all know, socialist governments are the best as there is none better.

Just ask the Socialists in North Korea, that is, one that is not almost dead from starvation, but I think that is only common sense.

 

[shockedcanadian]

I have no idea what you are complaining about.

As we all know, socialist governments are the best as there is none better.

Just ask the Socialists in North Korea, that is, one that is not almost dead from starvation, but I think that is only common sense.

You guys laugh as we starve here. Help us man. Tell Trump to suggest Canadians seek asylum, that would do more to anger Canadian officials than any other suggestion he made. Albertans would have a few words to say about their treatment, as would 1000s of others.

 

[Votto]

You guys laugh as we starve here. Help us man. Tell Trump to suggest Canadians seek asylum, that would do more to anger Canadian officials than any other suggestion he made. Albertans would have a few words to say about their treatment, as would 1000s of others.

What should Trump do exactly?

He can't even get rid of the Department of Education even though he is supposedly in charge of the entire Executive Branch where it resides.

Leftists were careful to make sure that no one person could dismantle their Deep State so that it matters little who get elected.

Americans are just sitting back awaiting the Left to win another election which may spell the end of the nation they once loved.

 

[Woodznutz]

Americans are just sitting back awaiting the Left to win another election which may spell the end of the nation they once loved.

I think that ship has already sailed.

 

[Woodznutz]

With all the homelessness and corrupt policing that has destroyed our economy and reputation, the food prices is just a reminder.

We are dying here.

Canada has become the ‘food inflation capital’ of the G7, food expert says​

Canada has become the 'food inflation capital' of the G7, food expert says

Canada’s food prices are rising faster than in other major economies, prompting some experts to describe the country as the “food inflation capital of the G7.” Statistics Canada reports food prices rose 6.2 per cent over the past year, the highest level since 2023. That increase is roughly...

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I would kill for 7.3% inflation on some items. My coffee for example went from $8 to $14 for a 12 oz. bag. The good news is that it will come down if not selling at that price. The bad news is that I'm just about out now.

 

[shockedcanadian]

I would kill for 7.3% inflation on some items. My coffee for example went from $8 to $14 for a 12 oz. bag. The good news is that it will come down if not selling at that price. The bad news is that I'm just about out now.

7.3% On average.