I miss him every day of my life . <| sep |> PSN xChris with a 400 warlock <| sep |> As others already said , a part of the issue is regional tax variance . In Canada , a person may need to pay a federal tax , provincial tax , municipal taxes , and maybe an excise tax when buying something , and those tax rate vary province to province or even city to city . However , the main issue stopping stores from displaying the actual value isnt the tax variance well I mean it is , but not directly , but because of how companies run their ad campaigns . Ads are nationwide enterprises , and someone in the Maritimes will see the same $ 9 . 99 ad as someone on the west coast . The reason we don ' t include taxes isn ' t because of the cost of incorporating a local variance on price tags is too expansive I mean those things are made with a label gun , but because it is much cheaper to create a single national ad campaign as opposed to several regional ones . The price tags are labelled as such in order to stay in line with the nationally advertised price .