By those figures, and given the U.S. Canadian price difference... it looks like you could use more inflation.
Then funny thing about inflation ( that isn't really funny at all) is that prices never go back down. They may hold steady, but rarely drop.
... and just going back to '95 isn't nearly far enough back.
Edited to say:
I did some checking myself, going back to 1970.
The average annual inflation rate for the U.S. was 4.63% over the 37 yr. period
The annual inflation rate for Canada was 4.72% for the same amount of time.
Not a big difference, but yes... inflation is part of the reason.