Food Prices Are Going Up. What Does That Mean for the Island?

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Food prices are expected to rise between 5 to 7% in 2022, according to Canada’s Food Price Report — with a family of four projected to spend $966 more on food than in 2021. To find out the ripple effects on the Island, we speak to Michell’s Farm co-owner Terry Michell, Goldstream Food Bank vice-president Walter Dubeau, and UBC Land and Food Systems professor Richard Barichello.

Today's episode is sponsored by Think Local Victoria.

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