Cash-strapped Canadians still want to host dinner parties. Here's how they're doing it Tips for winning the at-home entertaining basket in a "potluck economy" Outlook 2027: BMO chief economist discusses ‘mixed picture’ Porter unpacks challenges and opportunities ahead of keynote presentation at GroceryConnex 2026 Sponsored Register for Canada’s Largest Grocery Event! Early Bird Ends Sept. 29! Exclusive speakers and innovations only at GIC! Canada picked a trade fight it cannot afford Canadians will soon discover that standing up to Trump may be good politics, but it is suicidal economics 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 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 Sponsored Make Happy Tummies Gala: One Night. One Purpose. Nourishing Children A New Chapter In Nearly 50 Years of Industry Leadership How fresh departments can deliver on ethical sourcing and transparency Canadians are paying attention to where food comes from and how it is produced Canada’s booming snack market moves toward functional health and bold flavours Here are a few trends driving purposeful snacking Generation Next Thinking: Regulations and sustainability goals drive changes in packaging From mono-packaging to paper-based alternatives, companies are rethinking packaging design Don’t tax Canada’s pink gold Potash is Canada’s “pink gold”—one of the country’s most valuable natural resources and a cornerstone of global food production 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 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
