Supply Chain Concerns For Food Depot Alimentaire
Rising food, rent and gas prices are forcing New Brunswickers to find other ways of feeding their families.
Rising food, rent and gas prices are forcing New Brunswickers to find other ways of feeding their families.
People have long believed they could give and take less in Atlantic Canada because it was more affordable to live here. That perception is quickly eroding.
In the face of sky-high inflation, Atlantic Canadians are taking on more credit card debt. According to a new study from Equifax Canada, consumers in the four provinces are carrying an average of $1,651 in credit card debt-up nearly nice per cent from last year.
The Bank of Canada has once again hiked its key interest rate. On June 1, the bank raised its overnight interest rate by 50 basis points, to 1.5 percent.
Kevin Russell, the executive director of IPOANS, says he is receiving more phone calls lately from smaller landlords who own a handful of units and are planning to sell.
Derek Montague says we need a cap on the prices of essential goods like healthy food with the gap between rich and poor widening with inflation.
Farmers are concerned about this growing season due to the rising cost of nearly everything.
For many younger Canadians, 2022 has been an introduction to an old foe their parents and grandparents knew very well: Inflation
Canada’s inflation rate reached a new, 31-year high of 6.7 percent in March. That is a full percentage point higher than the 5.7 percent gain we saw in February.
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem suggests that by raising the key interest rate, the inflation rate should start to go down.