Rising costs, shortages and a lack of workers are all weighing in
Prepared foods firm raises sales forecast
Evidence is mounting that StatCan may not be reflecting reality
The move to address domestic concerns could make a key competitor less competitive
During a televised session with ordinary Russians in late June, a woman pressed President Vladimir Putin on high food prices. Valentina Sleptsova challenged the president on why bananas from Ecuador are now cheaper in Russia than domestically produced carrots and asked how her mother can survive on a “subsistence wage” with the cost of staples
Move seen as 'giving markets to other countries'
A lot of people — perhaps too many — are talking about inflation
History highlights what can happen if market events suddenly make the current debt-to-income ratio untenable
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