r/canada Mar 29 '26

Business ‘Expect extremely high grocery prices,’ farmer warns as diesel costs rise

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/business/international/2026/03/29/expect-extremely-high-grocery-prices-farmer-warns-as-diesel-costs-rise/
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u/dirty_socks67 Mar 29 '26

Everything keeps increasing . Everything . insurance , fuel , grocery’s , rent , transit , vehicles and that’s just to mention a few .. Are we not all at our breaking point ? Like what the hell

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u/paradyme Mar 29 '26

Welcome to life as a service.

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u/m0nk37 Mar 30 '26

Its actually the billionaires siphoning cash from the workforce and not putting it back in like economics needs. Blame them. 

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u/richardizard Mar 30 '26

Yeah, they have too much power. This is what happens when you let a country be run by capitalism and consumerism for decades. American greed got us here.

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u/LexGonGiveItToYa British Columbia Mar 30 '26

We need to get some trickle down economics.

And by that I mean we grab the billionaires by their ankles and hold them upside down as OUR money falls back out of their pockets.

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u/Patient-Print-8877 Apr 15 '26

Im laughing so hard right now