TORONTO — McDonald's Canada is freezing the price for some of its menu items for at least a year.
The fast-food giant says it will keep the price of a small cup of coffee at one-dollar and drop the price of its McValue meals to five-dollars for the same duration.
The meals have cost about six-dollars since they were introduced in 2024.
They include either a Junior Chicken, McDouble or chicken snack wrap bundled with a small fries and fountain drink.
A new breakfast McValue meal includes a sausage McMuffin, a breakfast burrito, a bagel with cream cheese or a sausage McGriddle paired with a small coffee and a hash brown.
The price freeze comes as McDonald's has been facing criticism from customers upset about how much the cost of dining at the chain has risen in recent years.