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Why food prices in Nova Scotia are going up at a higher rate

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December 14, 2024

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In 2025, food prices in Canada are forecasted to go up between three and five per cent. In Nova Scotia, prices are — once again — expected to increase at a higher rate than that Canadian average.

That's according to an annual food price report published by a group of Canadian universities. The CBC's Andrew Lam has the story.

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