A law to bring down grocery prices

Jagmeet’s Bill to lower your grocery bills and tackle corporate greed.

To get it passed into law, we need the Liberals and Conservatives to vote in favour of it. Let’s send them a clear message.

Canadians are working hard, playing by the rules and doing everything right. That should mean something.

You should be able to get ahead. But hardworking families are falling further behind.

People are cutting back and making difficult choices to try to keep up with rising grocery prices.

That’s why Jagmeet will introduce this Bill. To rein in corporate greed and to stop grocery giants like Galen Weston from gouging you at the till.

If passed, this bill will lower your grocery prices by:

Increasing fines for price-fixing, overcharging and other abuses of Canadian consumers.
Closing loopholes that let companies get away with anti-competitive behaviour at the expense of Canadians.
Strengthening merger laws and giving the Competition Bureau more powers to stop big corporations from abusing their dominant position and buying up smaller players in the market.

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