Real Time Currency Collapse In Canada – This Is What It’s Going To Look Like In the USA

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Real Time Currency Collapse In Canada – This Is What It’s Going To Look Like In the USA

Joshua Krause
January 14th, 2016
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This article was originally published by Joshua Krause at Tess Pennington’s ReadyNutrition.com.
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Editor’s Note: Though the US Dollar is stronger now than it has been in recent memory, the massive monetary easing from the Federal Reserve will eventually come to a head. As Joshua Krause notes in the article below, we are already see signs of inflation here in the United States but nothing of the sort we can expect when the all of those printed US Dollars are released into the open market. It will be a deluge and one that will lead to rapid price increases across the board, especially in essential goods. For evidence of how a currency collapse will play out look no further than our northern neighbors, where Canadians are now paying $32 (CAD) for a bottle of Tide, $15 (CAD) for a box of Frosted Flakes and $12 for a package of bacon. Can you imagine that scenario in the United States?

Canadians took to twitter this week to share their collective horror over the rising cost of food. Cucumbers are $3 each. A head of cauliflower is $8. A large container of pepper cost $19 and some Canadians are paying $16 for a single bell pepper. A container of laundry detergent is $32.
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(Images Via Zero Hedge)

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i dont think its that bad here, maybe those prices at a convenience store...at the lake...

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Yes, I don't believe it's quite that bad. I live close to Calgary, Alberta, Canada and while yes, I did buy a cauliflower for $5.97 the other day (which is expensive), that works out to approx. $4.26 US. I'm pretty sure the pictures displayed are from northern communities where transportation costs are exhorbitant and no, the dollar is not collapsing. We are back to where we were in the '90s and we survived just fine. In fact, a lot of US tourists are coming to visit us and some are buying real estate too, just because of the disparity in the dollar.

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