Canada didn’t regulate grocers—it lost faith in them The Grocers’ Code of Conduct will come into force on January 1, 2026. Within the agri-food industry, expectations are high. Among consumers, they are more restrained—and rightly so When algorithms set the grocery bill, fairness gets lost “Food prices should reflect costs and competition—not what an algorithm thinks you are willing to pay” How Canadian consumers are adapting in an uncertain economy: NielsenIQ Patriotism and price sensitivity collide as Canadians rethink how they spend on groceries The checkout line at the grocery store is not the crime scene You can’t regulate your way out of food inflation you designed into the system. That is the government’s inconvenient truth Taxing food is like slapping a surcharge on hunger. It needs to end Food is food. The moment Ottawa stops treating it like a taxable luxury, Canadians will feel real relief The numbers no longer add up for Canadian dairy farmers Only in supply-managed dairy can you get a raise, claim a loss, and send taxpayers the bill — all at the same time Canada’s food economy has a hole in the middle We treat food inflation like a storm that will pass. The truth is, it moved in years ago and we’ve been paying rent ever since The failing experiment of self-checkouts at the grocery store When technology makes honest people feel like thieves at the grocery store, something is broken The slow, stunning retreat of Canadian alcohol Moderation isn’t a movement anymore; it’s a market signal—and one the industry can’t afford to ignore Retail power shifts in Canada The rise of value-driven formats and rapid e-commerce growth are reshaping how people shop 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
