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I learned that most foods that I would typically eat or buy at the store every week is going up in price, or is way more expensive in other places and is actually more expensive then I thought.

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In fact, 1 in 8 Canadian households, which is over 1.15 million Canadian children experience food insecurity. - Megan

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Most people who get food from food banks are only making enough money for rent, not all the essential things.

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I learned how the pandemic has affected us all and how throughout the years even in Canada people have been food insecure, a fact that I found shoking was that in 2007-2008 1.92 million people aged 12 and older lived in food-insecure homes and almost 1/3 of the people had sever food insecurity and I was surprised when it said that milk prices will go up even more and it is because of transportation purposes.

- Jiya Badhan

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Dairy products are going to likely begin getting more expensive in Canada
due to higher transportation and labour costs. -Arveen

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60% of food-insecure households rely on wages and salaries as their main source of income. -Selah 

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60% of food-insecure households rely on wages and salaries as their main source of income. -Selah 

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In the coming year, Charlebois says food price inflation is on track to be higher with a likely increase of between five and seven per cent, which can be problem for families that are not financially stable which will lead to and add to food insecurity. -Amrita

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In the coming year, Charlebois says food price inflation is on track to be higher with a likely increase of between five and seven per cent, which can be problem for families that are not financially stable which will lead to and add to food insecurity. -Amrita

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Food and household items are double or triple the price in Nunavut, compared to Winnipeg and other provinces. - Muskaan

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The average grocery cost per year for a family in Nunavut is $23 904 (but 40% of families only earn less than $20 000 a year, not to mention the additional cost for housing). Which is really insane and extremely unfair.

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Research suggest that over half of the food that is produced in Canada ends up being thrown away. - Abigail

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I learned that food insecurity is much more complex than just lack of food and has a lot to do with lack of sufficient funding.

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67% of those who use food banks spend majority of their money on rent- Anisha

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67% of those who use food banks spend majority of their money on rent- Anisha

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Foods that are used to make a lot of foods (e.g dairy) prices are being increased the most (6-8%) making it hard to make certain meals -gneet

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1 in 7 people in toronto live below the poverty line - hassiba

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1 in 7 people in toronto live below the poverty line - hassiba

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More than 1/4 of the people living in Nunavut don't have affordable access to food - Haleigh

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More than 1/4 of the people living in Nunavut don't have affordable access to food - Haleigh

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Seven out of ten kids in Nunavut go to bed hungry- Shreya