Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mark Carney's grocery rebate may help on the short-term as Canadians struggle with the rising price of food – but it doesn't address the real problem.
Net-zero policies like the industrial carbon tax are driving up the costs of producing and transporting food.
Nataliya Bankert explains.
Mark Carney's grocery rebate may help on the short-term as Canadians struggle with the rising price of food – but it doesn't address the real problem.
Net-zero policies like the industrial carbon tax are driving up the costs of producing and transporting food.
Nataliya Bankert explains.










