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Janet Music, PhD Student, Social Anthropology, Dalhousie University

Here's how much your holiday dinner will cost this year

The high cost of living and interest rates are causing some Canadians to recalibrate their holiday traditions. (Shutterstock)

The holiday season is fast approaching and Canadians of all backgrounds are gearing up to celebrate by sharing food with loved ones. For many, traditional Christmas foods like turkey are front and centre, with vegetable dishes playing supporting roles.

But as the demographic makeup of Canada changes, so too does the Christmas table, with many choosing plant-based alternatives or creating a hybrid holiday with traditional meals from home countries.

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