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Top Stories· August 18, 2026 at 11:57 a.m.

Grocery Inflation in Canada: $100 Buys Only Two Small Bags

Grocery Inflation in Canada: $100 Buys Only Two Small Bags

Key takeaways

  • $100 can only buy enough groceries for two small bags
  • Chicken breasts cost 15% more than last year
  • Ground beef and eggs are 9% and 7% more expensive

A recent analysis by CTV News reveals that a $100 budget can only purchase enough groceries to fill two small bags, highlighting the impact of inflation on Canadian households. This is a significant decrease compared to previous years.

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