Cost of groceries in the Yukon?? (Northern Canada)

After my last town trip, people asked to see more about our grocery prices here in the Yukon. I headed into Whitehorse again to get you some details. Enjoy!
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[@Paha1725]

Wow, prices are not that different in Toronto. What a pleasant surprise. I thought it would be that of Nunavut ($30+/lb. for grapes?)

[@nena4215]

Yes, we have similar prices here in California, only a couple of things in Yukon were more expensive, I was surprised that some were cheaper too. They jacked up the prices because they can, it’s like a free for all now, everyone got on the bandwagon. Green screen worked out perfectly, you’re so smart!

[@sandracarey4352]

Thanks, Stacie. Went grocery shopping today in Wisconsin and seeing prices rising every week. Reminds me of the Jimmy Carter days. Stay safe and warm.

[@YanksandBritsProductions]

I’ve been moaning here in England a bit but Wow these guys are paying a Lot more than us Brits! I wish lots more Americans would make Groceries videos so I get get a good idea of prices there in the states. I used to live in West Virginia for 8 years, can’t wait to get back to the states!

[@kets4443]

@@YanksandBritsProductions are you going back to wv? That state is starting to become more known now and iirc mississippi is now the cheapest state per square foot. I hope your house appreciates though!

[@shesablue4243]

loved the shopping trip.I will never complain again after seeing your prices

[@Ironslag]

I love how funny you were while providing great commentary. I want to move to the Yukon after I finish my degree in BC. Looking around to see what I can expect!

[@crochetallthedayaway1620]

It's pretty nice but you'll probably have trouble finding housing

[@kristingrounds4163]

So crazy the prices...here in Arizona as well...and empty shelves....its like what the heck....thanks for sharing!!! guess this is everywhere

[@csabahorvath4770]

Thanks for the tour, a nice video again! Using the greenbox is also a great idea, you looked good and skillful with it. :-) ( We always say, the prices are not high, only we earn too low amount of money. :-D )

[@NTycingProductions]

Prices here in Northeastern, Ontario, 🇨🇦 for groceries and gas, are getting ridiculously high as well! I look so forward to getting my garden in and this Springs bear hunt. 👍

[@yakumorisuke9403]

The green screen is great! Often people plonk themselves right in front so you can't see anything, but I knew exactly what you were showing us, and could see you at the same time - it's perfect!

[@CabinDweller]

Awesome, thx for the feedback!

[@birdwatcherjean6293]

Very interesting Stacie, thanks for taking us along. Your prices aren't much different than here (surprisingly). Your gas is almost 10 cents per litre cheaper thank here on the island! I heard inflation in Canada is at a little above 4% for 2021, I'm wondering where that number comes from cause food is around 20% higher, gas is 10% higher, wood is thru the roof, even though it's come down a bit , it's still 25% or more higher and housing has gone up 50% in 2 years. Glad it's warming up there now for you :)

[@lifeoflucretia]

Hello again! So, here in Eugene, Oregon, we are still pretty well stocked. And I APPRECIATE your SOUND EFFECTS for food u don't like!!😄 No goat cheese or SQUID HERE EITHER! Have a wonderful rest of the weekend. LUCRETIA

[@CabinDweller]

Haha yah so gross 🤣

[@gregpostdronephotography6499]

Thanks for this Stacie, meat and gas are the heavy hitters for sure. We were surprised with the bread prices. Potato chips have skyrocketed in our area as of late.

[@CabinDweller]

Yeah always those two that are pricey. Chips are the best deal up here haha

[@rmac2489]

I shop at Zehrs most of the time - I am about an hour north of TO - I was surprised by how similar the prices are and also the things your store was out of we were too - in the time frame of your video! Thank you for the tour very interesting. Our gas down here around July 1st was $2.05 a litre but now we are around $1.78 or so

[@CabinDweller]

That’s too funny that you were out of the same stuff. Our gas is still high at $2.19, ugh!

[@tylerbergen6718]

Also New Bothwell cheese is the best. Its from Manitoba and they usually have it at Safeway

[@caroleL.3133]

Stacy great video thank you😎

[@Fitzy222]

Looks like Stacie will be bringing the cheese to the BBQ at the Border. 🤗This was lovely. Thx for sharing.

[@CabinDweller]

😂😂😂

[@cadamations_da_1st]

This is so true!!🥐🥐🥐😂😂😂✌️✌️✌️🥐🥐🥐🥐

[@patrickinottawa27]

Hi ya Stacie, Gas about 6 or 7 cents higher than Ottawa. The groceries, prices are almost the same. It's crazy how the prices have soared since Christmas. Superstore and that family of stores have always been higher priced. But your paying for the larger selection of products, brands and the extensive prepared foods etc. My vote is for the dumplings.

[@CabinDweller]

It’s true, they’ve jumped so much recently. Superstore is actually the cheapest grocery store in town here. Others are Save On and Independent Grocer, and they’re a bit more. Save On is a lot more actually.

[@locksbog4270]

Great stuff CD, other than the gas being a bit more everything else isn’t that much more considering your location 👍😃✌️

[@lonniemcintosh6239]

Nice to see the price of things there are not too much of a difference from here (northern Ontario Muskoka ) Thanks for the video cheers .

[@manonleblanc2919]

Being nosey but can I ask what you do for a living? I've just applied for a job in the Yukon and totally love your videos. Am no stranger to living a bit remote but really excited about the opportunity of Yukon. The scenery is breathtaking. Love your videos.

[@KartsHuseonica]

You just scared the crap out of me Stacie. I hadn't been told the grocery prices were that high in Whitehorse. I'll be shopping there May 25th.... not looking forward to provisioning for my expedition. Ugh.

[@elizabethwhite6364]

We are paying a lot more at grocery stores in northwest Iowa! Prices have really gone up on everything! Our gas was 3.39 per gallon yesterday. Groceries are a lot more!

[@Annie-qp5iu]

Very interesting. Petrol same price as here in Ireland. Groceries I think are cheaper here especially meat and cheese. I don't know how big that rotisserie chicken you showed was, but I got one yesterday for 6 euros.

[@econo_verse]

Thanks for sharing

[@charlesandanaylnw4892]

Great video - thanks for sharing your trip to the store and gas prices. Here in the Philippines gas is around 1 US dollar per liter - Diesel is cheaper. I like to see what food and other prices are in other areas. 👍👍

[@CabinDweller]

Oh interesting about gas prices there!

[@Busybeeee]

Thank you for this video. I am in a small town in southern Saskatchewan and I’m surprised to see that our superstore prices are exactly the same as white horse although according to Google food is 27% higher in Whitehorse. This video was done a year ago and there has been some considerable price hikes since! Nevertheless, Whitehorse is not as expensive as I thought. One question. Do you guys have the Flashfood app for this superstore? Here in Yorkton Saskatchewan I get ridiculously cheap deals on that app. Thanks again for this video. I have a possible work contract in Whitehorse. I needed to know what the cost of food would be. This is very helpful.😊👍👌

[@nycmaverick]

This was interesting.Although the prices were a little higher than where I live (NYC) they were not jaw dropping. Good job with the green screen.

[@CabinDweller]

Haha thanks. Yeah we're lucky in that we have the cheapest prices here in Whitehorse. Anywhere else, there are only tiny grocery stores and they're crazy expensive.

[@GrampiesWorkshop]

How's she goin'? I was surprised that your prices weren't higher than that!!! Some of them were comparable to ours here in Nova Scotia. The bread for example, we pay the same as you give or take a few cents. But grocery prices and gas just always go up it seems eh!!! Thanks for the tour of the grocery aisle!!! Take care!!!

[@CabinDweller]

Interesting to see what everyone else is paying all over the world! It seems a lot more than we used to that’s for sure.

[@waltmoore3095]

Thanks for the grocery tour. Our prices in Michigan are about 10 to 15 percent lower on food. Gas is 3.15 per gallon. I can understand the higher prices where you are. Shipping plays a big part in that. Lol I got hungry watching.

[@CabinDweller]

Haha I got hungry editing! Yep we definitely pay for those shipping costs.

[@manonfire3642]

Remember when gasoline was $1.80 per gal? Wasn't that long ago. Also remember when the pipeline from Canada to the USA was in full swing, being built and refineries were coming to life? That was while President Trump was in office; a time of peace and prosperity. But it seems the people are "useful idiots" like Vladimir Lenin said of the average working class of people, and like Hillary Clinton referred to the American Patriots. And so it is: Lenin was on target.

[@limecool3035]

Green screen works well, and its nice to see you anchor your videos. Live in BC so prices are about the same.

[@CabinDweller]

It was super fun! Gonna have to try and do more of that. I figured BC prices would be similar.

[@mohama698]

thanks for this useful video

[@joeygrey9878]

Thanks! Always curious what it would be like to live in someone's neighborhood. Would like to try a bag of no name chips, since I am a chip a holic.

[@CabinDweller]

Same, although Old Dutch are my fave!

[@SoothingSounds-kq6yg]

Octopus... I don't eat anything that's still holding onto the plate! 😂😂

[@tylerbergen6718]

I was surprised to see the prices are actually cheaper or Similar to the west Kootenays in BC. Although it seems things are expensive everywhere now

[@MB_07]

Hello. Your gas is a little more than where I am in Ontario but grocery prices are similar. Getting expensive these days. The dollar chips are half chips and half air. Have a great weekend

[@CabinDweller]

Haha that’s true and those dollar chip bags are smaller than all the others.

[@chrisblevins755]

Red meat prices are pretty much the same as my area, northeast tennessee.

[@adriennegelton1063]

Interesting to see your prices Stacie. NZ petrol average this week was $2.82 which converts to $2.42 Canadian. I do notice that the overall cost of living for us is rising rapidly … lots of reasons as you can imagine!!! Cheers 🇳🇿

[@CabinDweller]

Ok wow that's one place where it's a lot more expensive!

[@dwaynewladyka577]

I'm in Edmonton, and I have seen grocery prices go up very much. It's commonplace in so many places. I actually do like goat cheese. Cheers! ✌️🇨🇦

[@CabinDweller]

Haha goat cheese! I know some people love it but I just can't do it.

[@ethimself5064]

Looks like the same prices as in the Okanagan Valley. Hard to believe but yep.👍👍

[@OffGridWithChrisandKristie]

I was surprised to see that your prices are very close to ours! I remember when we would travel Yukon a lot the fuel was always less there than in BC. It’s higher now ☹️

[@CabinDweller]

I thought groceries might be similar to yours but surprised gas used to be cheaper up here!

[@OffGridWithChrisandKristie]

@@CabinDweller I think Yukon had a lot less tax than BC…. Everyone has less tax than BC after all lol

[@nena4215]

Goat cheese on a cracker with HONEY ON IT, is so good Stacy, you have to have it with honey then it’s delicious!

[@CabinDweller]

It’s that gamey taste I don’t like, I doubt honey would mask it lol

[@JL_10acres]

Well I didn’t think it possible but you made the grocery store entertaining. 👍 your pork and chicken is twice as high as I pay but steak sadly is similar. I live in South Dakota USA

[@CabinDweller]

Haha I realized I needed to do the voiceover since you could barely hear me in the store. So sad about the steak. :(

[@lipsticklodge7526]

Gas jacked up about 10 more cents per litre in South River Ontario to 1.69 after sockboy temporarily put the emergency act in...I tend to be on the cheap side when grocery shopping anymore..omitting most junk food mostly because it's junk anyway.

[@wilwilliamson8831]

Bloody hell, just done the conversion from Can $to uk UK GDP and you are literally double plus , plus prices are getting higher here too, stay safe and warm 😘

[@FattyPasta]

I'm really surprised that the prices aren't that much higher than here (in the Outaouais, Qc) and YES! Armstrong cheese is pretty darn tasty!

[@CabinDweller]

Haha my fave cheese! I'm finding it's not totally outrageous up here. Now if you go outside of Whitehorse it's a lot more costly but in town is where most people do the bulk of their shopping.

[@frozenpann]

I hope you can grow a garden there! Green house? Chickens? You should do a price upgrade, things are constantly going up here in Manitoba.

[@CabinDweller]

Started my first garden this year! Have lots more to learn but it’s been awesome.

[@nena4215]

Eating an octopus is like eating a dolphin....I would never do it, they’re so smart and cool animals!

[@andyt9677]

This is a really bad argument! Just because something is smarter, doesn't mean that it is more deserving of life? Furthermore, pigs are super intelligent...do you eat them?

[@nena4215]

@@andyt9677 Look, I won’t eat octopus, my choice, not an argument at all...sheesh, don’t get all upset.

[@joeygrey9878]

@@andyt9677 I agree with you and Nena. I am a guilt ridden carnivore I try to give up meat, but alway weaken, and order a steak.

[@andyt9677]

@@joeygrey9878 I do the same thing sadly...I go vegetarian for a bit and then fall off the wagon. What I've learnt is that you can only try your best and having a few vegetarian meals in your repertoire is better than none. As long as you keep making an effort to eat less meat and having meals without meat then eventually you'll get comfortable enough with it that you will be able to go without it! It just takes time and consistent effort!

[@462ANIMAL]

Just got gas was 1.569 here in Muskoka , Ontario . Definitely much higher food prices there.. , have you ever tried Panko bread crumbs ? Great for making chicken fingers or nuggets , and with shrimp ! Fry the shrimp up in oil .. so good .

[@CabinDweller]

I haven't tried those bread crumbs, but I've seen lots of recipes with them. I should try it!

[@462ANIMAL]

@@CabinDweller The shrimp with the panko is a must try.. I forgot to say , the cooked whole chickens here go on sale 1 hr before closing.. for 40% off.. If I don’t see them marked down before closing just need to find the meat person and ask.. 😀

[@roadwarrior9422]

Good video. Prices are not that out of line compared to Save on Foods in Calgary. Enjoyed this video. Amazing how inexpensive gas is in the US compared to Canada. Taxes Taxes and Taxes.

[@CabinDweller]

I know right, so much cheaper in the US!

[@RaindanceBushcraft]

Bread and cheese are life. I was surprised that your gas prices weren't that much more than in Montreal, though.

[@CabinDweller]

Crazy they’re similar there.

[@robinmoore5181]

We live mid Michigan. We shop Sam's Club 1s a month, k cups 80 pk for $28. Whole rotisserie chicken fully cooked $4.89 and they weigh 4lb. And taste great. Our gas is costing $3.15 a gal.. We sure watch the waste of food much more closely and don't indulge very much. We are retired now and very tight budget. Inflation has tested us but we will overcome.🌸

[@CabinDweller]

Wow that's cheap chicken. These used to be like $9 but have gone up over the last little while. I hear ya about food waste, more important than ever to watch that.

[@elisabethe8055]

One Canadian dollar is roughly 7 Swedish krona. Our Diesel is now 22 kronor a litre, and that is 2,97 dollars. It is just as high with gas. Everything is skyrocketing now due to what is happening over here in Europe. It is really scary shit i tell you. So sitting here doing math and trying to compare prices in fruits and diesel is really great right now and a mental relief. It looks like some of the food is kind of similar in price but your cheese... CHEEEEESUS it is expensive! I think i have to pay like 55 % for that same thing or kg price. Your meat.. holy cow! Thank you for the tour, it was fun! Have a great weekend!

[@CabinDweller]

Cheese is SO expensive!! I went crazy buying cheese when I was in The Netherlands a few years ago, it was a dream come true hah. Glad I could distract you from the craziness of what is happening over there now!

[@akfarmboy49]

Food has gone up in past 2 years in Fairbanks

[@CabinDweller]

Yep, same

[@marianfrances4959]

I have to say, things looked, say, 10% higher than southern Alberta....much better than I expected. And there is no such thing as too much cheese! 🙃 gas is around $1.43 / L now.

[@CabinDweller]

haha true! Apparently Shopping Stacie thought so as I kept gravitating towards cheese aisles. 😂

[@kevintulak9987]

I was curious after last week. I am surprised how much the prices are the same as ours in Southern B.C. Gas is going up here so we will be the same on that as well. What are land and house prices like up there? Thanks for sharing.

[@CabinDweller]

Oh real estate is INSANE up here!! I guess similar to BC in that it's so hard for people to be able to afford to buy now. You can't find a home in town for under $500k.

[@kevintulak9987]

@@CabinDweller Well I guess I won't be selling high and moving north. Prices seem to be crazy everywhere, I don't know who can afford it.

[@SheriLatulip]

What is your food budget?

[@LilyGazou]

I’m prepared to see prices keep rising. I sometimes park down the road from work to save gas on commuting. Dairy and cheese- not on my list anymore. I look at nutrition density per dollar.

[@debb9008]

I have that pan and I love it... the main pan I use... but holy cow those are high groc. I just bought chicken legs for .77 per pound and pork roast for 1.77 a lb... I got butter last week for 1.99 a lb and doz large eggs for .73 , bananas are .39 per lb and a head of lettuce is 1.67 , a loaf of country hearth 15 grain bread is 3.27, white navy beans are 1.19 for 1lb bag , 1/2 a gal of 1% milk is 1.49, and a 1 lb package of thin sliced deli mesquite smoked turkey breast was 4.78 , 1 lb bag of baby carrots are .99 and 85% lean ground beef is 2.99 per lb , and a cooked rotisserie chicken is 4.97 and a 1 lb brick of colby jack cheese is 3.68 , the 8 oz feta block is 4.17 and...our gas here in SD where I fill up is 3.34 a gal for unleaded .... thank you for your videos... I watch every one.

[@CabinDweller]

I love it too, used it a few times. Wow you have some cheap prices! Thx for watching!

[@cmi7439]

Oh my gosh! Deb b, your prices are so cheap compared to my area in southeast. Store brand butter is around $3.50, rotisserie chickens $4.99-7.99 depending on store/sale, the honey wheat bread we like is $2.68 (Walmart) & $3.19+ at the chain grocery. Gas jumped .25 or more a gallon within 24 hours last week to $3.39 to 3.54.

[@corynnesaunders1243]

Cheaper than where I am in australia. I am sort of surprised for some reason

[@CabinDweller]

Wow, interesting.

[@AndyFyon]

You may have answered, but why so many empty shelves? Txs for your videos.

[@CabinDweller]

It actually wasn't too bad but who knows, a while ago we had more empty shelves but it seems to be better now.

[@spinngthewheels9547]

Its About the Same in Niagara falls area.

[@lucyyoung5307]

Prices are rising everywhere on everything. Even gas to heat my home went up 30 percent, so I keep temps around 63 degrees. I hear gasoline has gone up 50 cents a gallon since I last filled my car. I recently had out patient surgery and had to pay over 900 hundred dollars that my insurance didn’t pay and I think I still have to pay anesthesia. Prices rising but my income is the same. Yet I’m not going to complain too much, some are struggling to fed their family. Today my heart hurts for Ukraine with the horrific crimes they suffer from that evil so called man, I can’t even speak his name. I watched the story line with the group, you were last in line but not in the final part. I think the third person (lady) really got off track, it was funny. Oh, are you still stuck in the creek? It has been around 70 degrees here but temperatures drop this weekend. Things are blooming here in north Georgia. Okay, stay warm and safe. See you next video.

[@CabinDweller]

It's so true about income not increasing, hard to adjust to that imbalance. Poor Ukraine is right, unreal. I might just be out of the creek, stay tuned haha!

[@bettinah.7429]

Some of the prices were a little bit higher than here but not as outrageous as I expected. Prices in general have gone up exorbitant amount. The cost of living increases are becoming insane.

[@CabinDweller]

It has, it’s so frustrating

[@bettinah.7429]

@@CabinDweller it is and that is putting it nicely!

[@melannielang3446]

169 a liter Here in Kapuskasing Ontario an hour north from me a n Hearst Ontario 179 a liter. You pay the same amount as produce same issue with use empty shelves issue. You guys have the same prices as us at the grocery store.

[@CabinDweller]

Yeah I heard there were similar gas prices out East. Crazy. The shelves weren't too bad this time, they were worse about a month ago.

[@yennyku5240]

2024 and I live outside of detroit, Michigan.. your prices are cheaper or the same as many of ours 😵‍💫

[@tortuegeniale7829]

amazing I thought it would be cheaper inyour state than in France, but everything is increasing everywhere now. If we reach your price level, I think people will pull out their forks to go talk to the "decision-makers", the old-fashioned way...😅

[@simrankaur4753]

Please share some prices of clothing in yukon

[@wengbaluyot2985]

Its the same price here in Australia... no big difference.

[@travisleiske204]

So is this the superstore Walmart or superstore in Whitehorse when I was there in Whitemarsh they only had Walmart

[@CabinDweller]

This is Superstore, not Walmart. They’ve both been here for years now.

[@travisleiske204]

Okay when I was there living in Whitehorse while actually in carcrose

[@kennethhudson8013]

This is crazy because food could be grown locally in greenhouses, with geothermal electricity like Greenland does

[@CabinDweller]

That would be amazing

[@wayneharris9263]

I lived in the Yukon for over 20 years and your idea is crazy due to weather year roun not being conducent to it.

[@dalelangila9274]

You have good pricing on bread and chips that's about it dam how's the pricing on craft beer 🍺

[@CabinDweller]

Ha I'll get those prices next time, good question!

[@deanjollow2892]

Medicine Hat, Alberta . Superstore. Bakery bread.99, bananas.79 kg, milk $4.00

[@johninalaska4437]

Hi Stace, the green screen is kinda weird, what is it? Do you have a big screen behind you? The price of gas here is $3.79.9 per gal. to fill a 25 lb. propane bottle, $18 and a 100 lb. bottle would be $82. Never had goat cheese so, don't know if I would like it or not, I do like Extra Sharp Chedder Cheese, Jalapeno cheese and Horseradish.

[@CabinDweller]

Yah it’s a green screen so you can edit it out and place images or video over top. Our propane is about $1/lb to fill.

[@josieh1163]

Is there a Walmart near by? What are the prices like there?

[@CabinDweller]

There is, they don’t have groceries though. But for other stuff, it’s pretty cheap.

[@YanksandBritsProductions]

Wowwwwwww, things are pricey there, not grossly expensive but pricey! I couldn’t see how much the ready made sandwiches were it looked like 7 dollars but not sure. If it was 7 that’s expensive! A take out sandwich like that in most places here is $3 or $4 A pack of 4 or 5 chicken breast look over double the price to here. Some of the packs of meat around 10 dollars Canadian looked ok I guess, but I only have a rough idea on Canadian prices, and not sure exactly what the Canadian dollar is to the pound ££ right now. Butttttt many things there look expensive that’s for sure. No wonder lots of people in Alaska and probably there in the Yukon grow some of their own.

[@EarlyRiser--]

That was an interesting tour. The lemons are 20 cents more here in the rural high desert of S. Calif. I've never seen octopus sold in a grocery store! Who eats octopus? I've never heard anyone say, oh, I need me some octopus. Our cheaper gas is around $4.30 a gallon but the big-name stations are close to $5.00 a gallon. Sourdough is the best. We have a small local bakery that makes several types of loaves but if I don't get there by 10 am the sourdough is gone (they open at 9am). It's about $4.99 for a loaf. The best sourdough is in San Francisco so if you ever get there you've got to test all the best bakeries.

[@CabinDweller]

Haha that’s exactly what I thought about the octopus! I’ve never seen it either, so weird. Wow that’s some pricey sourdough you have!

[@EarlyRiser--]

@@CabinDweller Yes this small specialty bakery is pricey but it's a small tourist town near Joshua Tree National Park and they give a discount to locals. There is a line waiting when they open for the warm bread. All you need with this sourdough is some luscious butter. This loaf has the crusty top.

[@deanjollow2892]

Wow…I pay .99 for a loaf of bakery bread here in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦

[@CabinDweller]

@@deanjollow2892 sourdough or regular bread?

[@deanjollow2892]

@@CabinDweller regular loaf unsliced. Sourdough gonna be more for sure,but it’s hot and fresh,kinda a French loaf style. Can’t go wrong. I’ve been buying the frozen bread dough loaves,just thaw and rise,bake. 5 loaves for $6.99 also very good and does wonders for the smell of your house. Enjoy

[@johnson1262]

I thought only Food prices in Malaysia are not looking good .

[@fluffydoodle1574]

How often do you make the trip in for groceries?

[@CabinDweller]

Depends on if I'm working in town at all but usually every 2 weeks or so.

[@Nannygoat]

Hi Stacie, I think the Canadian $1 is worth .79 in US currency. So if something is $1 there it'd be $.79 in US?. I pay $60 a week on groceries for me.....$30 on gas . My utilities run sbout $200 per month My place is paid for and my ex pays the taxes on the 6 acres l live on. If l lived in Alaska ld be eating cornbread and beans...lol. Oh l meant to ask you if you had insurance on your cabin?

[@gilliantempleton3253]

um your prices are cheaper than ours, i generally spend $350-$400 a week, three adults, two monster dogs and two cats. our bread is $4.30 a loaf. cheese, unnamed block 1 kg $10, as for petrol um $2.80 nzd per litre- i dont use a vehicle anymore, i use an electric mobility scooter so thankfully i dont need to worry about that.

[@CabinDweller]

I shop every 2 weeks or so and it’s for myself, easily $200

[@lesleelynch1932]

Hey mate. Your prices on petrol and groceries are very similar to Australian prices. 😀

[@CabinDweller]

Interesting!

[@name-ey5it]

It's everywhere not just up there.

[@dakotaanne7559]

Lol you are hilarious

[@fluffydoodle1574]

Similarly prices in Edmonton

[@CabinDweller]

Interesting!

[@brianiller2793]

The prices are a little higher than ares in Indiana USA 🇺🇸 but that's why it's better to grow your own and hunt for meat it's better for and cheaper yes more work but worth it I think

[@CabinDweller]

Definitely more work. Not sure if growing veggies actually works out to be cheaper? I see how much people here spend on it and it’s crazy expensive. But if you’re able to grow enough to seek it might balance out.

[@phillipjensen5270]

Not much difference from where I live, I spent $8 for 3 boneless pork ribs. Over $10 for stew meat

[@nancyl3843]

I live in northern Michigan, and the only price difference I saw was for chicken. Yours is much more expensive.

[@CabinDweller]

Yah I don’t remember those being that expensive!

[@Kathyh386]

Good Lord!

[@deanjollow2892]

2 ltr. Milk $4

[@macrostiffproductions2978]

Prices are exactly the same where im at right, gas food, exact.. sw ontario

[@CabinDweller]

Gas has gone up .10 since that video, now at 1.79 for regular. Has it gone up there?

[@macrostiffproductions2978]

@@CabinDweller Sunday here were around 1.65

[@wengbaluyot2985]

Its not expensive, its the same price like here in Australia not a big difference.

[@josieh1163]

Your prices are a little bit more than here, Hamilton, Ont. but not crazy expensive. I heard Tuktoyaktuk prices are brutal

[@CabinDweller]

Oh yeah if you go further north here or to fly-in only communities, prices are outrageous.

[@TheMightsparrow]

1.51 : is your windshield cracked?

[@CabinDweller]

Of course! Everyone has a cracked windshield here 😆

[@TheMightsparrow]

@@CabinDweller Most people aren’t so optimistic about these issues. I’d have been in tears.

[@fluffydoodle1574]

Price of groceries has jumped so much

[@CabinDweller]

It's crazy now.

[@lylemacdonald6672]

You and I would get along just fine as I also think sourdough is the most excellent bread in the world. Can a man (or woman) live on bread alone? No but add butter to warm sourdough and I will give it a go. As for which animal based protein to eat my rule is - if it has less than two or more than four observable appendages I do not eat it! Lets have octopus for supper.... NO! How about snake.... NO! How about bugs... DOUBLE NO!! Pass the moose please (but not the tongue because who knows what it has been licking😄). In all seriousness food security is certainly becoming an issue.

[@CabinDweller]

🤣🤣Yep I agree about the octopus, just gross! And sourdough is the best!

[@wayneharris9263]

Meat prices compared to the east coast.

[@VanVida]

Cheese cheese cheese. Lol

[@kennethhudson8013]

$12 for cheese?

[@comicsgatekeeper9746]

Dam,i never check prices.That must mean I'm rich or a fool

[@CabinDweller]

haha, to be honest, I usually do the same!

[@comicsgatekeeper9746]

We're far too important and busy for that sort of stuff😂😂