TORONTO - Many single Canadians are feeling the pinch of higher food prices as they foot grocery bills single-handedly, according to a new report.
TORONTO - Many single Canadians are feeling the pinch of higher food prices as they foot grocery bills single-handedly, according to a new report.
An Interac survey found single Canadians spend about $102 a week on groceries, while couples in a shared household report paying about $80 per person per week.
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