Food Costs to Rise for Canadian Families in 2026
A new report forecasts increased food spending for the average Canadian family in 2026. Learn about the factors driving this trend and how it impacts household budgets across the country.
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Report: Average Canadian family's food costs to rise $994 in 2026
A new report projects the average Canadian family will spend an extra $994 on food next year due to inflation. Discover the factors driving costs and how to budget.
Opinion: What a Slimmed-Down Canadian Government Must Keep
As Ottawa seeks spending cuts, an opinion piece argues for refocusing on core government needs like security and food, questioning agencies like the NFB. Read the analysis.
Report: Food to cost families $1,000 more in 2026
Canada's Food Price Report forecasts a 6% rise in food costs for 2026, with meat prices leading the surge. A family of four could pay nearly $1,000 extra. Learn the key drivers and how to adapt your budget.
Enbridge forecasts higher 2026 core profit
Canadian pipeline giant Enbridge projects increased core profit for 2026, driven by robust demand and new projects coming online. Get the details on the company's outlook.
Top Trump Adviser's 19-Cent Turkey Claim Draws Mockery
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett cited a 19-cent drop in turkey prices as proof of Trump's economic strength, drawing swift criticism online as broader data shows food inflation rising. Read the full story.
Food Exclusion Hurts Canadian Restaurants: Industry
Restaurants Canada warns that excluding food from interprovincial trade deals drives up costs, forcing struggling restaurants to import cheaper goods instead of using Canadian products.
Is Financial Freedom Still Realistic for Canadians?
Christopher Liew examines whether financial freedom remains achievable for most Canadians amid rising inflation and economic challenges. Discover practical insights.
Reich: Trump's Policies Make Thanksgiving More Expensive
Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich exposes how Trump's economic policies have increased Thanksgiving dinner costs, contradicting campaign promises. Get the facts.
High Coffee Prices Continue Despite Tariff Cuts
U.S. coffee lovers face sustained high prices as global supply issues and market speculation offset recent tariff reductions. Learn why relief remains distant.
Alberta health spending $9,597 per person in 2025
A new report shows Alberta's health care spending is growing faster than the economy, reaching $9,597 per person in 2025. Discover the key factors driving this increase.
CKPS Addresses Downtown Windsor Safety Concerns
Chatham-Kent Police Service responds to growing safety concerns in downtown Windsor core. Learn about the measures being implemented to protect residents and businesses.
Stephen Miller's 30% Inflation Claim Sparks Fury
Trump aide Stephen Miller faces criticism for claiming 30% inflation under Biden. Fact-checkers reveal the peak was 9.1%. Read the full fact-check and reaction.
U.S. consumer confidence slides on economic worries
American consumer confidence drops as inflation and sluggish employment gains weigh on economic outlook. Analysis of the latest economic indicators and their implications.
Americans Blame Trump for Inflation, Reject Tariffs
New polling reveals most Americans hold the Trump administration responsible for rising prices, dismissing claims about tariffs and Biden. Discover the data behind the economic discontent.
Canada Avoids Recession as GDP Data Confirmed
Canada narrowly avoids a technical recession as Q3 GDP shows slight growth. However, with a 0.4% Q2 decline and persistent economic struggles, experts warn there's little cause for celebration.
Alberta Minister: Cities Must Cut Extras, Focus on Core
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams urged Edmonton to prioritize essential services and control spending, signaling no provincial bailout for municipal budgets.
Economists Forecast Faster U.S. Growth, Sticky Inflation
New economic forecasts predict slightly faster U.S. growth but persistent inflation in 2026. Analysis reveals what this means for cross-border economic policy and Canadian interests.
Black Friday 2025: Fewer Deals as Prices Remain High
Shoppers face limited Black Friday discounts as inflation continues to impact retail pricing. Discover how high costs are changing holiday shopping trends in 2025.
Bessent Denies 2026 Recession, Defends Economic Outlook
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expresses strong confidence in the 2026 economy, dismissing recession fears while addressing inflation and sector-specific struggles. Read the full analysis.
Pennsylvania Trump Voter Expresses Economic Disappointment
A Pennsylvania Trump voter voices frustration over rising living costs despite presidential claims. Economic concerns grow among former supporters as inflation persists.
Trump tariff cut may ease U.S. coffee, beef prices
President Trump's removal of a 40% tariff on Brazilian coffee and beef is expected to bring relief to U.S. consumers facing soaring prices and supply shortages.
Windsor family food costs reach $271 weekly: WECHU
A new report reveals Windsor families face $271 weekly grocery bills as food inflation persists. Learn how local households are coping with rising costs.
Economist Exposes Trump's Economic False Claims
University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers details Donald Trump's repeated falsehoods about U.S. economy and inflation. Watch the full analysis of economic reality.
Chicken Prices Fuel Canadian Food Inflation Concerns
As food inflation continues to bite, Canadian shoppers are targeting chicken prices as a major pain point. Discover how to shop smarter amid rising grocery costs.
Manitoba food inflation anxiety high as premier studies costs
Manitobans express growing anxiety over food inflation as Premier vows to investigate high grocery costs. Latest developments on the province's affordability crisis.
Food Costs, Local Products Worry Canadians: Report
New research reveals Canadians' growing concerns about food affordability and preference for local products. Discover how inflation impacts grocery choices nationwide.
Food inflation dominates Canadian financial concerns
New report reveals Canadians pay $515 monthly for groceries as food inflation tops financial worries. Discover how households are adapting shopping habits and embracing local products.
Economist: Trump Tariffs Driving Stagflation Concerns
University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers warns Trump's tariffs are creating early-stage stagflation, with persistent inflation and rising unemployment affecting Canadian consumers.
GOP Rejects Trump's $2000 Check Proposal
Republicans reject Trump's plan for $2000 household checks, citing inflation and debt concerns. Learn how this populist proposal divides the GOP on economic policy.
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