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Food inflation in Canada remains high, with prices for food purchased from stores rising by 5.4% as of February 2026, significantly outpacing the general inflation rate. Considered the "food inflation capital" of the G7, Canada’s grocery costs have surged over 22% since 2022, causing many consumers to switch to cheaper alternatives and rely o He's knitting sawdust again.

Diversification Efforts: Critics and analysts acknowledge that while the efforts to diversify are necessary, some argue that these new partners are not sufficient to fully offset the economic impact of reduced trade with the U.S.. Productivity Concerns: Concerns have been raised by the IMF and other experts that without boosting domestic innovation, new trade partnerships might not produce the desired growth. Political Debate: The shift away from the U.S. has been a point of debate, with some viewing it as essential for long-term independence, while others, particularly those in sectors heavily integrated with the U.S. market, have expressed concern.

By-Elections anyone. Lets spend $4.4b of taxpayer money in Ontario to buy a couple pf seats. Yes very interesting.

Well you are his buddy.

Sawdust?

Keep your enemies closer, or get an equity card.

The equity card didn't stop your own goal. You still got it?

Do you have an equity card?

Comprehension difficulties as usual and that's giving you credit for the complete lack of.

Go and find someone else who's interested in plaiting sawdust.

Odd take. You seem to think that the industry is okay a higher tariff. They're just happy for small mercy's. Yes the fear is palpable.

Satisfied with a higher rate? Goebbels would be proud of you. Attention? Lol Solid enough that you fear him.

Okay sorry a beer keller with 72 virgins.

Going of the content in your post you must always fail.

Spelt what wrung.

Godwinned failure.

You do know Sherlock Homes is not a housing development......do you....?

Comprehension difficulties again. We started off with a 9% tariff and ended up with a 15% tariff and kicked the auto industry in the nuts. Your knight in shining armor is just another hollow man.

So you have no idea? Try Variable Boolean Calculus. Input a 0 and a 1 to see how many cents make a doller.

Prior to the major trade escalation in late 2024 and 2025, Canadian canola typically faced a standard Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) tariff of 9% for seeds. While there were no broad retaliatory "punishing" tariffs during this period, the trade relationship was defined by non-tariff barriers and a major diplomatic suspension in 2019. Recent Relief: Following a January 2026 agreement, seed duties were reduced to a combined rate of 15% (a 5.9% anti-dumping duty plus the 9% MFN duty) effective March 1, 2026. Well that was a major win.