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How changing demographics and tastes are shaping Canada's grocery stores
(www.coastreporter.net)
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The word "price" isn't mentioned once in the article at all, so they obviously completely ignored that as a possibility, but I agree with you. I shop for affordable groceries first and foremost. If that means going to a local "specialty" grocer who is cheaper than the big oligopoly chains, then so be it.
Because this artit is a shiti propaganda like the avocado narrative
Because the same oligarchs that own the stores own the media.