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Half of Canadians say new food warning labels changed shopping habits

A new poll reveals what Canadians think about food warning labels, access to life-saving treatments, and the healthcare system.

Alexa Posa
Oct 27, 2026
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Half of Canadians who have noticed the federal government’s new food warning labels say the labels have influenced them to purchase healthier products, according to a new poll commissioned by SecondStreet.org.

The poll, conducted by Leger between October 16 and 18, surveyed 1,510 Canadians about the new food labels, access to personal health information, and whether patients should be allowed to try medical treatments approved in other jurisdictions.

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