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Old Posted Oct 2, 2019, 8:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Acajack View Post
As a Canadian who goes to the U.S. quite a bit, this has been the case for a few years in my experience: prices on menus are the same but in USD as opposed to CAD. Which ends up being 25% more for us.

It never used to be this way (it used to be quite a bit cheaper in the US) though I have to say in grocery stores prices still tend to be a lot cheaper (in net cost) in the US than in Canada.
I spent a week in Boston and New York the past coupla years and I found the cost of groceries about on par. I noticed that the same items in a Costco in Boston had the same price but in US dollars. Everything was more expensive.
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