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    #11
    I dont see price issues right now with anything but meat. I swear it's the most expensive I've ever seen it. Bread, flour, and pasta mostly sold out everywhere. The price of meat still keeps creeping up. The grocery stores and packing plants are making sure they make hay while the sun shines, while at the same time looking like they are heroic!

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      #12
      Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
      Had to go to Regina tonight to get something for my Dad. Went to Superstore as well.
      The entry doors were locked, got there at 8:00, at closing time. "Snuck"in through the exit doors when someone was leaving the store.

      Bit of an eye opener tonight, the usual shelves were bare or poorly stocked , TP and bleach and certain cleaning supplies.
      Flour and yeast are scarce, sugar too sometimes. But boy was the produce section well picked over. Lots of empty space and shelves.

      Would have been nice to browse around more but got the essentials, management reminded us the store closed 20 minutes ago.

      I don't think I've ever seen the produce section so depleted, makes ya think.
      A lot depends on what day of the week the shelves get restocked. Sobeys here is always Tuesday night. Wednesday morning the shelves are always overloaded. Evening before the store is half empty.

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        #13
        Poloz sees parts of Canadian economy beginning to restart in 'late May'


        There is a multi billion dollar project about to begin in the next couple weeks....


        Always nice to be ignored....

        This is what is wrong with this country....people like Poloz , Morneau and Trudeau

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          #14
          Then you have Scheer who wants the Government to give aid to the Oil Companies. Where did all the billions$$$ go when they were profiting just a few months ago? Not to mention the hay days of 2010-2014.

          It all boils down to which sector has the best lobbyists, and we all know how well us farmers are at working together.

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            #15
            Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
            Had to go to Regina tonight to get something for my Dad. Went to Superstore as well.
            The entry doors were locked, got there at 8:00, at closing time. "Snuck"in through the exit doors when someone was leaving the store.

            Bit of an eye opener tonight, the usual shelves were bare or poorly stocked , TP and bleach and certain cleaning supplies.
            Flour and yeast are scarce, sugar too sometimes. But boy was the produce section well picked over. Lots of empty space and shelves.

            Would have been nice to browse around more but got the essentials, management reminded us the store closed 20 minutes ago.

            I don't think I've ever seen the produce section so depleted, makes ya think.
            No shortage of anything around here except lysol , peroxide and hand sanitizer
            Was getting produce in tisdale yesterday , looks real nice
            The price gouging is in full force though

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              #16
              Originally posted by sk_wheatking View Post
              I dont see price issues right now with anything but meat. I swear it's the most expensive I've ever seen it. Bread, flour, and pasta mostly sold out everywhere. The price of meat still keeps creeping up. The grocery stores and packing plants are making sure they make hay while the sun shines, while at the same time looking like they are heroic!
              And probably paying all these students min wage

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                #17
                This article seems to be directed from Ont fruit and veggie producers. Makes no mention of western ag. I dont know anyone not planning on seeding nor have I heard of banks devaluing land.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by caseih View Post
                  And probably paying all these students min wage
                  Their union makes sure that they get paid quite nicely. Check out what a shelf stocker or cashier makes per hour. Not sure about the non unionized corner store worker though, but their usually from, get ready for it.......CHINA!

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                    #19
                    Funny pre covid19 bread bad gluten bad red meat bad dairy products bad post cv19 same goods hoarded

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                      #20
                      Alberta gets 1.5 bil from provincial for O&G to build pipeline and now 1.7 bil from fed to clean up O&G mess. How many acres would grain farmers have to take out of production or reduce fertilizer to lower production to bring prices back or at least hold.

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