Grocery prices exploded, and while every receipt got heavier, the biggest chains posted record profits. This is the same industry where major players admitted to a years-long bread price-fixing arrangement. Canadians noticed: the boycott energy of the last two years didn't come from nowhere.
Three companies control most of the Canadian grocery market. That's not a market, that's a menu.
We demand: real competition review with teeth, an enforceable grocery code of conduct, and openness to breaking up chains where concentration keeps prices high.
Food is not optional. Neither is fixing this.