Legislative, Regulatory & Legal

Though the move is beneficial to grocers and customers alike, it exposes the "uncomfortable truth ... consumers bore the cost of a policy that never should have existed"

Unifor: This move "undermines Canadian workers and weakens Canada’s bargaining position in an escalating trade war"

Decision will take effect Sept. 1

Food prices are on the rise. The cause lies much closer to home—in Canada's policy decisions

The timing of China's 75.8% tariff on Canadian canola seed is no accident. With harvest just weeks away, farmers have little capacity to pivot to alternative buyers

How Ottawa’s retaliatory tariffs may hamper selection at Canadian grocery stores

Letter sent to the Ontario government asks it to shelve idea of letting supermarket sell private-label alcohol products

Whether a product qualifies for exemption under the latest tariffs no longer matters if market confidence is eroded, says Charlebois

Food manufacturers have been heeding calls from the Trump administration to remove synthetic dyes

Products linked to the outbreak were sold in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta and Manitoba