In 1959, food prices in Canada were significantly lower than today, with basic staples costing a fraction of what they do now. For example, a loaf of bread was around 19 cents, a dozen eggs cost about 59 cents, and a gallon of milk was approximately 96 cents. Overall, the average family could expect to spend around $30 to $40 a week on groceries. These prices reflect the economic conditions and inflation rates of the time.
You will have to buy the Food Additives Data Book which lets you know the prices in Canada.
What was food prices in 1929
Parole Board of Canada was created in 1959.
Good prices.
yes, i live in Canada and for a glass of Pepsi is is $2 an for a refill it is a $1.50. but at the same time it depends on what you are actually ordering or buying. to me it is more expensive that the US. but the reason the food here is so expensive is because we pay less taxes than the US does, the US is less expensive that Canada because they pay more taxes that food prices. i hope you realise that Canada is a fantastic country and you ate it.
Crop prices went down because of the boom in farm production in the 1870s.
Halal Food in Canada
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Mission of Canada to the European Union was created in 1959.
transportation of food takes oil to get it around to your local grocery store therefore driving up food prices.
You can order free copies of the Canada food guide from Health Canada.