Rising energy prices have drivers fuming as they empty their wallets to fill their tanks, but the increases also have trickle-down effects that reach far beyond the gas pumps. The tremors of the oil shock are being felt throughout the Canadian economy, affecting goods and services that people don't necessarily think of in association with oil prices – from home-based craft makers and commercial bakers, to furniture stores and florists. Click on the images to read what people across the country say about how expensive fuel is affecting their lives and livelihoods, and what they predict is in store if prices continue to climb.