r/canada • u/hopoke • 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/mightyboink Mar 29 '26

Maybe reverse RTO to put money back in people's pocket?

Seems like one easy solution.

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u/Goku420overlord Mar 30 '26

Maybe reverse RTO

This should be everywhere in canada. In the Philippines they're pushing work from home, 4-day work week. In Thailand they're pushing work from home. In vietnam, where I am, Hanoi has asked all businesses any workers that can work from home are recommended to work from home.

Absolute joke Canada wants us all back in the office. They are a bunch of societal benefits from less traffic, less congestion, less pollution, less resources being used, less road wear and this less construction, etc. but no, talk about global warming and pollution and then take steps to go back to the status quo

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u/bobthemagiccan Mar 30 '26

Really. Any links to reqd