Gas Prices in Canada for US travellers
While gas prices vary considerably across the country, here in Alberta we are presently paying about 66.4 cents per liter at Costco. That's in Canadian currency. If you are thinking of travelling to ...
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Food prices, for some things, are higher up north. The reason is that Canada does not subsidize it's dairy and poultry industries as much as we do in the US. Maybe that's why they can afford universal health care. You're paying one way or the other, either at the store or with your taxes. $60B in corporate subsidies last year (about 5.5% of the budget).... Running that BIG government costs $72B (6% of the budget). Personally I'd rather just pay for the cheese.
