Diesel prices surge to historic highs, hitting consumers harder than ever Elevated fuel costs mean higher price tags on items including food for months to come Trump’s Belarus potash gambit: Canada should stop laughing Trump does not need Belarus to replace Canadian potash. He only needs it to make Canada less indispensable over time Ottawa cut the diesel tax but your grocery bill will still go up Food does not move by magic. In Canada, it moves largely by diesel Europe wants Canada. Will Canadian agriculture and Canadians really benefit? Canada’s agri-food deficit with a market ten times our size is not a market-size problem. It has a regulatory compatibility problem Ottawa wants $1 trillion in investment, but agri-food is starving for capital Canada does not merely need new owners. It needs new plants, shovels in the ground, equipment installed and Canadian food processed in Canada Ottawa cuts taxes at the pump, then adds them to the grocery bill Canada can defend its economic interests without pretending that counter-tariffs are painless Here's the full list of U.S. goods to be hit by Canada's counter-tariffs Ottawa targets $27.6 billion in imports from the U.S. Don’t tax Canada’s pink gold Potash is Canada’s “pink gold”—one of the country’s most valuable natural resources and a cornerstone of global food production Canadians paid dairy farmers for competition consumers never got Canadian taxpayers paid billions to compensate dairy farmers for presumed market losses, while much of the promised dairy competition never made it past the border Grocery inflation decelerates in July as fresh fruit prices rise 6.1%: StatCan Despite slowdown, food inflation outpaces headline inflation rate for 18th consecutive month Ten myths Canadians need to stop believing about supply management Supply management’s greatest threat is its refusal to evolve As the climate breaks down, costs go up: Welcome to ‘climateflation’ Researchers unpack "fossilflation," "carbonflation" and "greenflation" 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
