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Trick or treat? Shrinkflation haunts Halloween candy aisles
Shrinkflation is taking a bite out of your candy supply, and pocketbook
Even with minimum wage hikes, workers are falling behind
Being outpaced by skyrocketing rental costs
Cutting Corners on your cup of coffee
Traditional brewing methods offer a more budget-friendly and eco-conscious solution
Canada’s federal debt doubles to $1.2 trillion under Trudeau
Canadian debt crisis: Trudeau burdening future generations with interest costs and higher taxes
Carbon pricing is finally hitting the political wall. So what comes next?
To win over a skeptical public, we must focus on policies that offer clear, visible benefits
Quebec declares war on hidden grocery costs, and Canadians stand to win
Quebec’s Bill 72 sets the standard for other provinces to follow
How the Bank of Canada could ease back-to-school lunch costs
This year, parents may be able to breathe a little easier if interest rates are cut
Even friends of the CBC are mad about the big bonuses
When the Canadian Taxpayers Federation and Friends of Canadian Media agree, the fight’s over
Loblaw embraces consumer trends with budget-friendly stores
New stores aim to pass on savings to consumers
CBC’s six-figure paydays surge despite sharp decline in viewership
CBC hands out millions in salaries and bonuses while Canadian taxpayers struggle to make ends meet
Can consumer-based altruism succeed at grocery stores?
Montreal’s 3 Paniers grocery store tests a new approach to pricing and social equity
Stretchflation is the latest threat to your grocery bill
Increase product quantity a bit but raise prices even more
