Luckily there’s a lot more than the grocery rebate.

That said I hope these investments don’t go to the existing monopolies:

To help bring down the cost of groceries, which have been rising faster than inflation, Carney said he will direct $500 million from the government’s Strategic Response Fund to help food suppliers “expand capacity and increase productivity.”

  • ValueSubtracted@startrek.websiteEnglish
    13·
    3 days ago

    Yes, indeed.

    This strategy will include measures to implement unit price labelling so Canada can compare easily in this era of ‘shrinkflation,’ as well as support for the work of the Competition Bureau in monitoring and enforcing competition in our market," he said.

    This would be a welcome requirement in my books.

    • Avid Amoeba@lemmy.caOP
      4·
      3 days ago

      It’s one of those examples of a thing that you see every time you shop and you know the only reason it’s the way it is, is so the store relieves you from more of your money. Pure unambiguous adversarial action. They know it, you know it, the gov’t knows it, and you see right there how the gov’t sides with Galen over you even though he cast a single vote over many of ours. It’s infuriating.