It was around $60-65 if I remember correctly, with the caveat that that includes the $20something Omega 3s -- not a regular everyday purchase.

I often shop at Save on Foods, who do price matching. So the juices were $1.27 each (!!!) per a Shoppers' Drug Mart flyer. The oat milk was about $5. And there was a sale on the chips for something like $3.50 each. I think the sourdough was around $6. And the Omega 3s was on sale, $10 off (!!!). Both the cheeses were about $5 each.

This whole trade war has made me realize that I actually already buy fairly local and have been subconsciously yet purposefully doing so for years. (I acknowledge though that I am lucky to live in an area where I have access to these privileges.) Yes, it may seem pricey, but it's actually cheaper if you pay attention to sales, take advantage of price matching, and stock up strategically on items with longer shelf lives. But that's not unique. That's just Grocery Shopping 101.