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When will Canadians catch a break from soaring food prices?

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Canada's overall inflation rate slowed to 5.9 per cent in January but food prices continue to accelerate, Statistics Canada reported on Tuesday. CBC senior business correspondent Peter Armstrong breaks down the latest inflation numbers and economists Jimmy Jean and Frances Donald discuss what needs to be done in order to curb food inflation.

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inflation, economy, interest rates
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