Canadian Mom's $300 Weekly Grocery Haul Sparks Cost of Living Debate

A Canadian family's weekly grocery shop at No Frills costs $300. Tina, a mother of two from Ontario, recently shared her weekly grocery haul on social media, offering a glimpse into the cost of feeding a family in Canada. The video shows a wide variety of items, from chicken breast and lean ground beef to Fairlife milk and even a watermelon. "This was $300 at No Frills," Tina states in the video, "and this will last us about a week." Her shopping list provides a relatable snapshot of a family's food choices and the rising costs of groceries. The video has sparked discussions online about grocery budgeting and the affordability of healthy eating in Canada.