Higher dollar doesn’t make U.S. magazines & books any cheaper

The loonie continued its climb Tuesday, closing at $1.0433 U.S. But that’s not increasing your buying power for American reading material.

U.S.-based magazines, newspapers and books still cost more to buy here.
Cristina Tenaglia finds out why retailers aren’t charging less for your daily read.

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