Food insecurity expected to intensify amid rising food prices in 2022: Canada's Food Price Report
Food insecurity is expected to intensify as the price of food will continue to increase in the coming year, according to Canada's Food Price Report.
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Here's how much more Canadians can expect to pay for food in 2022
A new report released Thursday projects food prices in Canada will increase between five to seven per cent in 2022. The 12th edition of Canada’s Food Price Report projects that in 2022 the average family of four will spend up to $14,767 on food.
Virus behind COVID-19 spreads quickly and mutations make it unpredictable: experts
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Teacher removed from a Chelsea, Que. elementary classroom for wearing a hijab
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