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 Dollarama execs on tariffs, $5 price cap and consumables demand in Q2 Here’s the highlights from the discount retailer’s earnings call 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 Counter-tariffs are here. Here's why you can expect more shrinkflation Counter-tariffs will fuel more shrinkflation, but consumers will blame the food industry—not Canada’s trade policies ‘The only response:’ Grocery leaders talk counter-tariffs, navigating trade tensions Here’s what the industry’s top brass are saying about the U.S.-Canada trade war 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 A deeper dive into Alimentation Couche-Tard’s Q1 2027 Company eyes loyalty program expansion and growth through new stores, acquisitions Weather, supplier costs, currency headwinds and trade uncertainties weighing on food system: Loblaw Grocer says additional trade measures could impact “wide variety of goods” Generation Next Thinking: Regulations and sustainability goals drive changes in packaging From mono-packaging to paper-based alternatives, companies are rethinking packaging design Ottawa’s tariff trap: Don’t weaponize the grocery bill A counter-tariff may look patriotic in Ottawa. At the checkout, it is still a tax paid by Canadians Sponsored How Companies Are Stepping Up for Childhood Food Security This Summer A team-building opportunity for a crucial cause Ten myths Canadians need to stop believing about supply management Supply management’s greatest threat is its refusal to evolve 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
