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These Fake Local Grocery Ads Brilliantly Skewer Northern Canada’s Surreal Food Prices

Driving home the crisis in Nunavut

By Gabriel Beltrone

January 6, 2016

If you want to pay $48 for a bag of flour, head to northern Canada. It might even come with the same cheesy smile that your local grocer promises in its own ads. 

Gabriel Beltrone
@GabrielBeltrone gabriel.beltrone@gmail.com Gabriel Beltrone is a frequent contributor to Adweek.
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