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Ontario residents could get some relief from high food prices. Here’s what will cost less

While that T-bone steak will cost more due to drought and smaller Canadian cattle herds, Canada’s largest grocery retailer has some good news in its June food inflation report.

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Ontario residents should expect some relief at the grocery store this summer as the availability of seasonal produce could help to lower food prices, according to Loblaw.

The cost of hosting a summer barbecue is soaring this year, driven largely by an increase in beef prices.

While that due to drought and smaller Canadian cattle herds, Canada’s largest grocery retailer has some good news in its June food inflation report, released June 27.

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Mike Pearson

Mike Pearson is a reporter with Metroland, primarily covering Haldimand County and Glanbrook. Reach him at mipearson@torstar.ca.

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