Macleans magazine just released its latest “Rich List” featuring Canada’s 40 wealthiest people, and Murray Edwards secured the 36th spot on the list, with a net worth of around $5.4 billion.

The richest person in Canada keeps getting richer even after several tumultuous years involving prison time and a pardon from U. S. President Donald Trump.

As a boycott of Loblaw-owned stores gains steam across Canada, a prominent Canadian food expert is sharing his skepticism about it bearing desired results.

Statistics Canada reported that the country’s annual inflation rate cooled from 6.8% in November to a still-bonkers 6.3% last month for its lowest level in almost a year. But you wouldn’t know it by looking at your grocery bill.

Have you noticed new security gates in a store near you? For Metro Vancouverites, seeing gates pop up at the local Superstore was an unpleasant experience.

Last November, when Emily Johnson created a subreddit for people to vent about Loblaw grocery prices, she did not expect it to blow up the way it did.

Embattled billionaire Galen Weston Jr. will be stepping down from his role of Canada’s reigning grocery czar as Loblaw CEO, announced in a bombshell news release on Tuesday morning.

Reviled supermarket baron and aspiring television star Galen Weston Jr., best known for his work in commercials advertising brands created by his daddy, grand-daddy and great-grand-daddy, is trending in Canada once again — and not because he’s been cast as the new Spiderman.

Grocery giant Loblaw Companies Limited has received its fair share of criticism over the past few years. Many Canadians have condemned president Galen Weston Jr.’s salary, as well as the retailer’s recent decision to end its infamous price freeze on No Name products.

With soaring food prices, you’re probably looking for ways to save as much as possible on your weekly groceries. However, depending on your go-to supermarket, you may be having a hard time doing that.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the CEOs of Canada’s largest grocery companies must devise a plan to reduce food costs by October or face consequences.

With soaring food prices, you’re probably looking for ways to save as much as possible on your weekly groceries. However, depending on your go-to supermarket, you may be having a hard time doing that.

A Canadian police service is in hot water after it asked people to identify someone for allegedly grocery shoplifting. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) posted the callout on X last Thursday, but it didn’t receive the type of attention the authorities were probably expecting.

As Canadians feel the pinch of rising food inflation and soaring living costs, grocery giants like Loblaws continue to be slammed with criticism from all angles, from staggering profits raked in by shareholders to outrageously priced products and, in the latest case, the quality of its items.

The thousands of Canadians planning to boycott Loblaw have updated their list of demands ahead of the protest in May. In a post on the Loblaws is Out of Control subreddit on Monday, the community of frustrated shoppers expanded its action items for the grocery giant.

Controversies and boycotts don’t seem to have hurt the Canadian Weston family’s fortune as they soared even higher on the most recent U. K. rich list, surpassing even His Majesty King Charles III.

If you’re still wondering why a trip to the grocery store or gas station is so expensive despite Canada’s cooling inflation rates, corporate “greedflation” might be to blame.