Tariffs may raise already-inflated food prices — here’s what to stock up on before they do, according to experts
There’s no end in sight for the rising cost of food. On the heels of post-pandemic inflation, price tags at the grocery store are expected to multiply yet again once President Donald Trump’s tariffs ...
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Higher commodity prices the new norm: Loblaw
With a weaker Canadian dollar and ongoing tensions and tariffs with key trading partners, food prices remain under pressure,” ...
Canada's inflation jumps to eight-month high as sales tax break ends
Canada's annual inflation rate showed a surprise jump to 2.6% in February, surpassing expectations as a sales tax break that ...
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Here's how the end of carbon tax in Canada will affect your everyday expenses
With the carbon tax set to be scrapped next month, Canadians may be wondering exactly how much this will affect gas and food ...
Trump’s trade war: How soon will grocery prices go up in Canada?
Canadians can expect to see their grocery bills go up and even shortages in some store aisles amid a trade war with the U.S., ...
'A little bit anxious': How Donald Trump's tariff threats can affect American farmers, and what consumers can do in the face of high food prices
One particular product farmers are keeping an eye on regarding tariffs is potash — a key fertilizer ingredient that boosts ...
Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico go into effect on Tuesday: Where to expect rising prices
After promising to impose tariffs on its two neighbors, Mexico and Canada, President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on goods from these countries.
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Trump's Tariffs on Canada and Mexico to Spike Food, Gas Prices
and Canada can impact the cost of everyday essentials like food, gas, and clothing. It'll also put upward pressure on inflation. Here’s where you could see prices rise sooner than you think if ...
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Trump’s tariffs hit Canada: What to expect with food prices at the grocery store, and when you’ll start to feel it more in your wallet
With U.S. President Donald Trump’s 25 per cent tariffs now imposed on virtually all Canadian goods, and Canada’s initial retaliatory tariffs in play, food prices on both sides of the border are set to ...
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From Groceries to Cars, Tariffs Could Raise Prices for U.S. Consumers
New tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China took effect Tuesday. They are likely to result in higher prices for Americans. By Danielle Kaye President Trump’s tariffs target countries that ...