Carney Unveils $3B National Food Security Strategy to Lower Grocery Prices and Boost Canadian Food Production

Canada’s government introduced a new national food security strategy. Finance Minister Carney unveiled a $3 billion investment package. The plan targets lower grocery prices for Canadian consumers. It also seeks to increase domestic food production capacity. Measures include support for farmers and supply‑chain improvements. Officials say the strategy will reduce reliance on imports. The initiative is positioned as a long‑term economic boost. Further details will be released as the program rolls out.