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Inflation could put more Canadians at risk of going hungry
Food banks in Toronto and Calgary are seeing a surge in demand as food prices soar
Inflation is driving shifts in purchase behavior: Survey
Canadian grocery shoppers are looking for deals and switching to discount banners, Caddle research finds
State of the independent nation
CFIG's Tom Shurrie and Vince’s Market’s Giancarlo Trimarchi, on the current indie landscape
Farmers guard against avian flu
Producers are working with government bodies and industry groups to prevent the disease from spreading
Have Canadians lost their appetite for meal-kit services? (Survey)
Rising grocery bills and the high cost of meal-kit subscriptions puts a damper on demand
RioCan sees demand for retail space soar as it reports first-quarter profit
CEO Jonathan Gitlin says he's seeing increased interest from some of the country's largest grocers
Medline reflects on leadership during COVID disruption
Empire CEO shares the three priorities the company focused on during the pandemic
Selling the season
Summer, and the promise of outdoor entertaining, is just around the corner. Here’s how to fire up sales during this key period
Record number of people without enough to eat in 2021: UN
Global food production is feeling the effects of extreme weather conditions, the war in Ukraine and the pandemic
Consumers still spending despite food inflation: Galen Weston
Loblaw president says shoppers have more money in their wallets today than pre-pandemic
Do Canadian employees feel psychologically safe? (Survey)
More than one-third of racialized and Indigenous workers feel undermined on the job
When it comes to food prices, the Canadian government's hands are tied: Opinion
While it may seem an impossible situation, there are steps the government can take to combat rising food prices
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