和下麵許多朋友說的現在的情況相反。
我怕記錯了，查了一下，AI這樣說：
Finding direct, comparable 2000 data for fruit/veg prices in Toronto vs. Boston is tough as specific price lists from then are rare online, but generally, Canadian food prices (including produce) tended to be lower than US prices, though exchange rates and import reliance (especially for fruit) influenced this; expect baseline items like apples/potatoes cheaper in Canada, but imported berries might vary, with Toronto likely slightly more budget-friendly overall for staples, but both cities faced typical year-2000 costs, unlike today's significant inflation.
