Canada's largest grocer paid half a billion dollars after admitting to a fourteen-year conspiracy to overcharge you on bread. That same company was caught weighing meat with its packaging, charging you for plastic instead of protein. And they are not alone. Shop at the wrong store and what you are really paying for is price-fixed staples, underweighted meat sold by the kilogram with the tray included, and imported products disguised as Canadian with fake maple leaf symbols on the label. If you have been loyal to the same chain for ten, twenty, thirty years, every deception we uncovered has been draining your wallet and undermining your health that entire time. We are counting down eleven Canadian grocery stores you should think twice about, from quietly inflated prices to outright fraud. Number one is a name nearly every Canadian household trusts completely. Plus the three stores that actually earned your loyalty.
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