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#FlashbackFriday As inflation makes it increasingly difficult for Canadian families to pay for groceries, more people are critical of the supply management cartel which keeps prices for dairy, poultry and eggs even higher. I explained how to scrap it in April 2017.

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Of course CBC comes out lobbying for supply management. Admits Canadians pay more. "And yes, Canadians pay higher products prices rather for these products, but it's designed to prevent significant fluctuations in those prices." Stefanovich makes a false claim that the egg shortage experienced in the US was averted here due to supply management The main reason for the current egg shortage in the US is a widespread outbreak of avian influenza, AKA bird flu, which has led to the culling of millions of egg-laying hens Canada has experienced avian influenza outbreaks, but the impact has not been as extensive as in the US. Supply management has nothing to do that. The cold in Canada requires barns to be more tightly sealed, which helps keep flu virus carrying wild birds out They will be urging Carney to "get his elbows ups" 🤦‍♂️

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"For skyrocketing meat prices, the government can take action right now: lift import restrictions on beef products and get our supply-management house in order for poultry. Meat prices are out of control, and they shouldn’t be."

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