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In a story on Canada’s growing food insecurity crisis, Curtis McCord, Policy Analyst at the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, spoke about the role of market concentration in driving up food costs. He pointed to high concentration in grocery retail and restrictive property controls that limit competition and consumer choice.

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