Canadians will be paying more for everything from food to bicycles because of a change to import tariffs for countries like China and India. The three per cent increase dwarfs any price drops Canadians are likely to see from the elimination of duties on sporting goods and baby clothes. The tariff penalty, set to begin in 2015, will likely raise prices on more than a thousand items imported from 72 countries.

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