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Grocery Prices Stabilize, but Affordability Remains a Challenge in Canada

Sylvain Charlebois -
Grocery prices are stabilizing in Canada, but affordability challenges persist as many households continue to struggle with rising food costs.

Meat and Produce Prices Rise Together in Canada

Sylvain Charlebois -
Meat and produce prices are rising together in Canada, signaling ongoing food system pressure and persistent grocery inflation.

Why a Ceasefire Won’t Lower Grocery Prices in Canada

Sylvain Charlebois -
Oil volatility, not falling prices, is driving sustained food inflation across Canada, says Dr. Sylvain Charlebois.

Rising Grocery Prices in Canada Are Changing Consumer Behaviour

Sylvain Charlebois -
Rising grocery costs are forcing Canadians to change how they shop, revealing deeper structural challenges in food affordability.

Grocery Shoppers Embrace Pajama Wear Amid Economic Shift

Sylvain Charlebois -
Quick grocery trips and convenience-driven shopping habits are reshaping how consumers interact with food retailers.

Halifax retail revitalization: How rapid growth is transforming the city

Shelby Hautala -
Halifax’s growing population and revitalization are transforming its retail landscape. New projects and expanding suburbs are reshaping the city’s future.

University Students Shift Focus: Trends, Lifestyle Choices, and Missed Retail Opportunities in Back-to-School Shopping [Feature/Interviews]

Shelby Hautala -
Experts discuss a shift towards a greater focus on apparel and lifestyle products, the popularity of school-branded merchandise, and missed opportunities for retailers to engage with students on campus through pop-up stores and kiosks.

Expert: The Canadian Grocery Sector Will Look Very Different in the Post-Pandemic World

Sean Tarry -
Industry guru Sylvain Charlebois says that despite recent success, there are many questions for Canadian grocers to answer going forward

Sylvain Charlebois: Are Self-Checkouts Winning the Machine vs. Human Battle?

Sylvain Charlebois -
“Before the pandemic, many Canadians felt uneasy about the presence of self-checkout counters at the grocery store. They were considered by many as job killers. The pandemic is apparently changing that."
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