When half the country is chasing discounts and one-quarter can’t afford enough food, affordability stops being an economic issue and becomes a moral one
Canada doesn’t have a beef shortage — it has a policy problem. Ottawa’s outdated import system is quietly keeping prices high, and Canadians are paying the price
Two million Canadians are eating less—much less—while taking Ozempic strictly to lose weight. That’s the equivalent of the entire populations of Manitoba and New Brunswick combined