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CHARLEBOIS: Canada’s food inflation problem isn’t Donald Trump, it’s Canada

15+ hour, 57+ min ago   (791+ words) For Canadians told external forces are primarily responsible for rising grocery bills, it's an uncomfortable comparison The United States is imposing tariffs on much of the world, disrupting supply chains and inviting retaliation from its trading partners. Yet American food…...

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SUNshine Girl Lucy

1+ day, 2+ hour ago   (155+ words) is a vegan, animal lover and entrepreneur. The 5-foot-8 brunette is an animal sanctuary volunteer and also runs a non-profit. Lucy, who posed for us in December 2019, has multiple tattoos including a diamond and lion on her back. (Jack Boland…...

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torontosun.com > opinion > columnists > meat-losing-ground-cottage-cheese-canada-hottest-grocery-item

CHARLEBOIS: Meat losing ground as cottage cheese remains Canada’s hottest grocery item

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (741+ words) Smaller baskets, more frequent purchases and the rise of store brands reveal a consumer constantly searching for value The Canadian grocery shopper is changing. Recent consumer data from NielsenIQ describe households that are buying more frequently, carrying smaller baskets, visiting…...

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CHARLEBOIS: Canada is still losing restaurants — not as fast as we predicted

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (778+ words) Canada won’t lose 4,000 restaurants this year, but a net loss closer to 2,500 remains entirely plausible. Earlier this year, the Agri-Food Analytics Lab forecast that Canada could lose approximately 4,000 restaurants on a net basis in 2026. The prediction attracted considerable attention because…...