If you want to pay 10 bucks for Tostitos, move to Canada

If you're suffering from sticker shock on your weekly grocery run, be thankful you don't live in Nunavut in northern Canada, where a half-gallon of milk could run you close to $9, and a bag of Tostitos will put you back $10.29. Folks there are so outraged by local supermarket prices that they've started a 20K-member-strong Facebook page devoted to the problem, where people can swap coupon tips and bitch about the situation. One outsider asks if there "isn't a way to live a little more off the land?"; another empathetic reader offers, "Can I ship some food up to you guys?"