$200 turkey sparks debate on Arctic food prices

Misc CDN | 206762 hits | Oct 09 11:15 pm | Posted by: Hyack

A picture of a $200 Thanksgiving turkey in a High Arctic community has people talking about the high cost of living in Canada's far North.

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by martin14
Sat Oct 10, 2009 8:22 am
There should be an organized 'show and shame ' campaign for the North stores.

There was one in Slovakia several years ago; the price of an armoir in Slovakia was almost double the cost in Austria, straight from the catalogue.

The company's response: shipping costs.. for 60 km.

A little competition wouldn't hurt either.
by OldChum
Sat Oct 10, 2009 11:07 am
Yes the stores are entitled to shipping but come on most of it is trucked half or better of the way their now . I can see air being pricey all the more reason to open it up to the south.

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