Last Friday, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that counter-tariffs will be removed, effective Sept. 1, for all U.S. consumer goods that are compliant with the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement. Canadians are hopeful that prices on groceries will start to fall.&nbsp;But is that a reasonable assumption?

It's complicated, but between supply chains and "Buy Canada," don't expect huge savings to appear immediately.{ai:summary}Prime Minister Mark Carney announced counter-tariffs will be removed, effective Sept. 1, for all U.S. consumer goods compliant with the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement.Canadians hope prices on groceries will fall, but that may not be a reasonable expectation. #economy

Will groceries be cheaper after Canada dropped retaliatory tariffs? Here's what we know

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