How the GST holiday could drive up grocery prices in the long run

‘You’ll see many products being more expensive in the grocery store. And, once the tax actually comes back, it will be slapped on higher food prices,’ says Sylvain Charlebois

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How the GST holiday could drive up grocery prices in the long run

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