I just got back from a trip down winter/ice roads to deliver trucks and snowmobiles to remote First Nation reserves in northern Manitoba. Some of the reserves are only accessible by air most of the year so freight charges greatly inflate food prices. Milk has been subsidized to half of it's origional cost of sixteen dollars per jug. A pack of cigarettes is only twenty six dollars. Average grocery bills for a family of four in a urban area is 8,500 per year versus 23,500 in Shamatawa First Nations. Efforts are under way to assist people in remote communitites to eat healthy non processed foods...Pics here...
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