I like stinky tofu a lot. I’m Canadian. I’m excited to see my country grow. I’m new to lemmy. I prefer local communities over public ones, until I’m convinced otherwise. I’m bad at writing bios.

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Cake day: January 31st, 2026
  • stinkytofuisgood@lemmy.catoCanada@lemmy.ca•Ottawa is giving greenhouses a tax break. Will it help lower food prices?
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    1 day ago

    I am in support of helping Canadian businesses, especially in the current political climate. What I am not so confident in is the willingness of food suppliers to pass savings along all the way to the customer. Grocery stores have used inflation and price fixing tactics here for far too long for them to have earned my trust. Grocery stores must be seriously audited and regulated accordingly. By all means, make a profit - no brainer. But your profits now are bolstered by hurting 99% of Canadians who need food to survive.

  • stinkytofuisgood@lemmy.catoCanada@lemmy.ca•Anyone else feel like Shoppers pharmacies are aggressively trying to charge extra fees?
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    1 day ago

    Try a locally operated pharmacy or another option in your area if possible. Shoppers is hit and miss in my experience (majority misses).

    Costco has a $5 prescribing fee and doesn’t require a membership for pharmacy. If you have a pharmacy close to a Costco you can try asking them to price match the Costco dispensing fee. It usually works, and then you can support a local pharmacy instead of Costco. If you like the pharmacy and have the funds in the future, you’re always free to pay the original dispensing fee as a show of support - I just mention this as an option, not suggesting anyone must.