No More! Canadians Launch Boycott Against Grocery Giant Loblaw
Canadians Rise Up Against Alleged Profiteering
"Nok er nok!" (Enough is enough!)
A growing movement is boycotting Loblaw stores across Canada, fueled by allegations of excessive profiteering. The boycott, which began in May, has gained momentum both online and in-person, with thousands of shoppers taking their business elsewhere.
The boycott was sparked by a post in a Yukon subreddit, where members discussed their plans to participate. Thirty members responded, with the majority expressing their support for the action.
The boycott has been gaining traction, with a petition calling for an investigation into Loblaw's alleged profiteering nearing 100,000 signatures. The company's CEO, Galen Weston, has been the target of criticism, with the slogan "Nok er nok!" (Enough is enough!) becoming a rallying cry for boycotters.
The boycott is a sign of mounting frustration among Canadians, who have been facing rising food prices. Loblaw, with its vast market share in the grocery sector, is seen as a symbol of the perceived corporate greed that is contributing to the affordability crisis.
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