加國噩夢本周暴漲25%!6成人沒下頓

Nearly 60 per cent of Canadians find it difficult to feed their families, poll finds https://t.co/longO3KSAv pic.twitter.com/Mckhp1czt9

— CTV News (@CTVNews) January 21, 2022

Days after new rules came into effect that require American truckers to be fully vaccinated to cross into Canada, grocers said the cost of hauling everything from tomatoes to lettuce from the southern U.S. has jumped 25%. https://t.co/PL4gN4mnaA

— The Food Professor (@FoodProfessor) January 21, 2022

Empty shelves in Toronto, Canada https://t.co/aU2s6shfZR

— Eirinn 🍁🧪🏕️🧋 (@beebob2000) January 21, 2022

RT MaximeBernier: RT @randyhillier: Across Ontario & Canada, we are seeing shelves empty. I call on everyone to raise your voices against the Premier’s & Prime Minister’s edicts before basic necessities are unavailable.#ONPoli #CDNPoli #NoMoreLockdowns… pic.twitter.com/McwiwiPx5j

— PPCKC (@PPCKCR) January 21, 2022

It didn't take long for food shortages to show up. A good idea to stock up on some extra food if you can find it. Empty shelves are becoming the norm in Canada. https://t.co/sZ4fxxgxuT

— Darryl Wolk (@darrylwolk) January 21, 2022

'Expect more empty shelves': Concerns grow over potential food shortages in Ontario
https://t.co/3LzYhsd000

— News SummedUp Canada (@summedupcanada) January 21, 2022