Buy-local push prompts Ontario grocers to go independent

The push for Canadians to "buy local" and subscribe to "100 mile diet" philosophies has prompted grocers in Ontario to replace franchise operations with independent co-ops. Former Sobey's francisers formed the Hometown Grocers Co-Op in an effort to take advantage of the high-quality local food available to them, and support local agriculture. Read the full story in CBC News.