Budgets/Spending/Market Size

The price of food rose by double digits compared to last year, but gasoline prices fell nearly 5%.

Grocery prices grew by 11.4% compared to last year.

The Canadian Transportation Alliance examined Canada's path to net-zero emissions in their study, “Embracing Canada’s Low-Carbon On-Road Transportation Opportunity".

Despite economic pressures and consumers tightening purse strings, there’s an opportunity to grow this key category.

Prices expected to plateau.

Wholesale and retail trade experienced the largest gains to employment.

Move comes on the back of prices approvals from The Canadian Dairy Commission.

Mondelēz International’s fourth annual “State of Snacking” report shows that the love of snacks remains strong among consumers of all ages.

For every dollar Canadians spent on rising prices over the last two years, 25 cents went toward oil and gas sector profits: Report.

However, Canadians saw some relief at the pump last month.