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Dave Charbonneau

Dave Charbonneau

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Journalist, CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON)

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  • Rising grocery costs hit Ottawa families ahead of Easter

    By Dave Charbonneau Verified| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified With Easter dinner just days away, many Canadians are feeling the effects of rising grocery prices. In Ottawa, inflation is running higher than the national average. “A lot of the food that I buy now has gone up like 30, 35 per cent. Some cases, 40 per cent, which is a little bit outrageous,” said Terry McDonald, a grocery shopper in Ottawa. “I’m not really convinced that the inventory they just received is at that price. But, you know, who knows?” McDonald said.

    By Dave Charbonneau Verified · CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Quebec drivers crossing into Ottawa to to fill up their gas tanks

    By Dave Charbonneau Verified| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified Quebec drivers are heading to Ottawa to fill up their gas tanks and save money. Prices at the pump are noticeably lower on the Ontario side, and some Gatineau residents say the short drive is worth it. “It’s like 13, 14 cents cheaper,” said Nadia, a Quebec motorist. “We live very close to the bridge. So why not?” And she’s not alone. Dozens of other motorists made the trip today to fill up in Ottawa. “I’m very close from here. So, I cross the river. It makes sense for me.

    By Dave Charbonneau Verified · CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Rising grocery costs hit Ottawa families ahead of Easter

    By Dave Charbonneau Verified| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified With Easter dinner just days away, many Canadians are feeling the effects of rising grocery prices. In Ottawa, inflation is running higher than the national average. “A lot of the food that I buy now has gone up like 30, 35 per cent. Some cases, 40 per cent, which is a little bit outrageous,” said Terry McDonald, a grocery shopper in Ottawa. “I’m not really convinced that the inventory they just received is at that price. But, you know, who knows?” McDonald said.

    By Dave Charbonneau Verified · CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON)