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As many Canadians worry about the cost of groceries amid looming tariff threats from the United States and China, some produce growers are looking to ease consumer uncertainty with grown in Canada solutions. “My joke is that bananas are now the easiest thing for me to grow in Saskatchewan, Canada,” said Dean Sopher. Sopher is…
U.S. President Donald Trump’s 30-day pause on tariff threats is too little too late for some retailers and shoppers who say they want a future with less reliance on American products and more support for goods made in Canada. Family Foods, a locally-owned grocery store in Winnipeg, looked the same Monday as it has for…
