With the Iran conflict having pushed Brent crude above $100 for the first time in years and Carney's new majority government already suspending the federal fuel excise tax in response, Monday's March CPI print arrives at a moment when Canadians are feeling price pressure from multiple directions at once. Will this report confirm that the energy shock has begun seeping into broader inflation, or will the base effects and structural softness in Canada's economy keep the headline in check?