躺平僅7天,加拿大超市已空成啥樣？

I’m getting pictures like this from grocery stores across Alberta this morning.

This is turning into a crisis. It requires immediate action by the Canadian & US governments. pic.twitter.com/nEmbSgX2BU

— Jason Kenney (@jkenney) January 24, 2022

Have you seen empty shelves at your grocery store? The Star wants to hear from you.

Submit your story here: https://t.co/G7FeOZibcX

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) January 24, 2022

Yes we have no bananas. Metro on Lynn Williams on Saturday pic.twitter.com/Ucm65n5khb

— Dave Waddling (@waddling) January 24, 2022

This is from Queen West in Toronto this morning. pic.twitter.com/MBYk1WyYAA

— Canada Proud (@WeAreCanProud) January 24, 2022

Please. Are you kidding? It's been days now and every other picture on Twitter is of someone in Canada posting photos of their fully stocked grocery stores. #CdnMediaFailed Oh, and the CONservatives call them... empty 'shevles'. 😉 #onpoli https://t.co/kpWwWNipFn pic.twitter.com/QaLcBEadsb

— RebeccaD1960 (@D1960Rebecca) January 24, 2022

Just in case anyone is wondering, the superstore in south west Edmonton is fully stocked (even with out of season goods).

Anyone trying to convince you of food shortages is pushing dangerous misinformation. pic.twitter.com/WMMn68xNGO

— Ian Doktor (@ian_doktor) January 24, 2022

I visited four different local grocery stores in my community, and I couldn’t find any empty shelves. I took many more pics. pic.twitter.com/TaqX003I7F

— Ryan Turnbull (@TurnbullWhitby) January 23, 2022

Everything’s totally fine guys. Go drink your margaritas and head to your kickboxing class. pic.twitter.com/gjyMsM1rZj

— Drew Morris (@thedmorris) January 23, 2022

I just took this pic at the Walmart in Springfield, MO. There's no chicken. I'm so fucking tired of this. pic.twitter.com/qVrDqarDZ2

— American Trucker 🇺🇸 (@vania_kay) January 21, 2022