I'm curious because we have people from all over the world and I'm wondering if it is on the same things or different.
I'm in Alberta, Canada, and all of our utilities have gone way up. They also raised the carbon tax yet again which makes things even higher. Our last few gas bills have almost doubled in price. Water is up because of the carbon tax and electricity is through the roof.
Food has also gone up. For example, we get the large pack of strawberries for the birds, and we've been paying $8.00 for it. Reg went shopping a couple of days ago and had to get the smaller box of them because the big ones had all sold out - at $14.00 each! The smaller packs we'd usually pay $4.99, or quite often on sale for $3.98. The smaller packs are now $8.00. Almost all of the veggies have gone up like that, as well as the meat.
It's ridiculous. I can see me turning a big part of my yard into a garden as soon as I can this year.
How about your gasoline? Ours has gone down, thank goodness. We were paying $8.00/gallon awhile back, but it's down to $4.38/gallon right now.
I'm in Alberta, Canada, and all of our utilities have gone way up. They also raised the carbon tax yet again which makes things even higher. Our last few gas bills have almost doubled in price. Water is up because of the carbon tax and electricity is through the roof.
Food has also gone up. For example, we get the large pack of strawberries for the birds, and we've been paying $8.00 for it. Reg went shopping a couple of days ago and had to get the smaller box of them because the big ones had all sold out - at $14.00 each! The smaller packs we'd usually pay $4.99, or quite often on sale for $3.98. The smaller packs are now $8.00. Almost all of the veggies have gone up like that, as well as the meat.
It's ridiculous. I can see me turning a big part of my yard into a garden as soon as I can this year.
How about your gasoline? Ours has gone down, thank goodness. We were paying $8.00/gallon awhile back, but it's down to $4.38/gallon right now.