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The average family of four will pay nearly $1,000 more for groceries

Canadians will focus on value-driven, meaning-focused gift giving

Tiff Macklem: The pressures pushing inflation higher will be largely offset by a weaker economy going forward

This year’s Thanksgiving dinner may cost virtually the same as last year, but the story lies beneath the surface—turkey and carrots are cheaper, while the side dishes quietly get more expensive, reminding us that every plate reflects the shifting economics of our food system

Halloween candy sales look to rise in 2025 with adults and children indulging their sweet tooths

Canadians aren’t giving up on restaurants, but they are redefining them—trading dinners for breakfasts, group outings for solo meals, and indulgence for value.

Rate cut breaks a streak of three consecutive holds since March

Gasoline prices rose 1.4% month-over-month in August, but groceries were a mixed bag, data shows

Government agency says the ratio of household credit market debt to disposable income rose to 174.9%