"Canada is a great place to raise kids"

32 canadian dollars britbong

Impossible, Canada has a price fixing problem

I'll have you know there's nothing wrong with having a diet of 100% potatoes.

I hear people say that shit all the time
"Canada is such a safe place to raise a family"
Its like this country is one big circlejerk

9.46 CAD/kg doesn't seem that high to me. it costs around the same in italy.

oi m8 you can get 180ml off brand cans of soup for 99 cents

>Fat Brits need to eat more than 180ml of soup to survive
MAXIMUM KEK

It is pretty safe

Ever heard of the dairy cartel?
Pretty much every major industry has a government backed monopoly here. It's like the worst parts of socialism and capitalism combined into one.

Holy Fuck what are you feeding those chickens?

Is this all the hormones and GMO ive been hearing about?

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I just bought 8 chicken fillets for $8
Maybe fuck off

Can you canucks explain to us smooth brains why prices are rising over there? Is it because of the COVID-19 or something else?

Don't be retarded we also get shootings and violence and shit you just don't hear about it as much because we have 1/10th the population of the USA

That's £18.99
Would get 3 organic free range for that here and still have change for a bag of chips

>Chicken breast fillets
>Smallest part of the breast
>Regularly on sale in American for $5 for 15-20
Cope

Food prices are rising
> Hope ya'll know how to farm

> or raid

"America is a great place to raise kids"
*gets shot by a nigger while leaving Mcdonalds*

I pay $1,325 a month for a tiny 2 bedroom apartment without central air

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As I have already stated here
We have dairy cartels and the panic buying caused the distribution centers to order too much shit which caused artificial shortages. Its a fucking retarded system.

Right because that happens
In America you would actually be allowed to carry a pistol and shoot him back dumb fucking European trash

Yesterday I spent $15 on a piece of salmon that's giving me 4 solid meals.
Pray tell me more, foreigner, about my in-store prices.

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It's almost like these commie fucks are working together to implement all their agendas. "meat is bad! Eat the bugs!" "whites bad nigs good!" "gays and pedos are people too!" "orange man bad fefeat him with collapse!"

We have far less than the US even after taking population into account.
They're not really, I have never seen a chicken for that much in my life. Theyre $12 for a roasted chicken every day. A lot of these photos are from up north where there are only roads when the water freezes during the winter.

Its about $3/kg for whole chicken here I think.

What the fuck where
A slab of Salmon that would last me 4 solid meals is $25-35 ON SALE at Loblaws, Superstore or Sobey's

You need some milk and oatmeal too.

why is food so expensive there?

Lol... I can get a lemon roasted chicken at Publix for $5

Are you fucking serious dude?
I bought a whole "roasting" chicken at my butcher and it was $27 dollars pic related THATS THE FUCKING BIRD

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You need to pay THAT MUCH for off-brand soup? Holy shit.

This is from my local loblaws store TODAY
Fucking god the cope is unreal

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he's lying.

this is what they pay

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Why would you raise kids in a major city? That's a recipe for disaster.

You would be beaten’ n’ jailed

>a piece of salmon that's giving me 4 solid meals.
now that is pathetic cope. That's the shit my Grandparents would do during the winter of '45 in Europe when there was no food available.

Canada has huge tariffs on food and dairy imports to protect their farmers. Just like every other protectionist legislation, it hurts Canada's citizens the most.

Think it's time to start meat smuggling lands.

I bought a similar chicken for 10 dollars the other day. I've seen them cheaper. But you are right this country is done.

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Why are you lying? I lived in Toronto most of my life, you're not getting any substantial amount of salmon for 15 dollars. Even here in the mid west that's going to get you a limited amount.

this would cost $135 in canada

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Albertson's
Whole Roast Chicken
$8

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I just paid $10 for 4 boneless skinless chicken breast at a Sobeys in dt Toronto. 2 mins away from Rogers centre.

Granted it was on sale, but even if it wasn't I would have paid no more than $16-17.

Stop the lies!!! Our dairy market is pretty fucked but it's not that bad.

That's unironically cheap for Canada

do people there make significantly more money than americans? How are people affording it? And how do you have so many retired with 300k RV buses that come to FL for the winter months, and nice homes back in canada?

It's 1.98€/kg (or ~AUS$3.23 at current rate) here.

Canadian chickens only eat gold dust and drink champagne.

We just buy meat when it's on sale and put it in a large freezer until we eat it.

Honestly never seen a chicken that expensive though, at that point it's literally cheaper to buy a cooked rotisserie chicken for like 8-10 bucks at metro, get some wedges and macaroni salad while we are at it.

sure you did

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