A new national Food Price Report projects Canadians will face a four to six per cent rise in grocery costs next year. Researchers estimate a family of four will spend about $995 more in 2026, with the annual food bill expected to reach $17,571.79. The report cites trade pressures and climate impacts as key drivers.

In Manitoba, Progressive Conservative caucus director Lisa Dyck has announced she will step down on Jan. 6, 2026. Dyck, who has held the position for five months, confirmed her resignation in a LinkedIn post. The party is managing internal changes, including the listing of its longtime offices at 23 Kennedy Street for $800,000 and potential relocation to 5 Donald Street.

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