Quebec election debate explores government-run grocery stores
Public grocery stores could help Quebec cut food prices and ease living costs See how Québec Solidaire's plan might work and what it could mean for shoppers
Québec Solidaire is proposing to open 15 public grocery stores as part of the provincial election campaign, arguing the idea could help reduce food prices.
The discussion has added a new economic angle to the campaign as voters weigh how parties plan to address the cost of living.
The CBC segment looks at whether governmentrun stores could operate effectively in Quebec and what impact they might have on grocery costs.