Consumers, businesses on edge as inflation hits 40-year high
With inflation reaching a high not seen since 1983, Canadians are looking for ways to earn more and spend less, while businesses are trying to manage rising costs.
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Consumers, businesses on edge as inflation hits 40-year high
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