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Bushmaster69
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This country is so pathetic, and the populace who voted for Liberals are the dumbest motherfukkers in it.
I know people losing their jobs in the Brampton plant shut down. They are all cursing Carney’s name and Liberal voters. Whole families now about to lose their homes.
We were made fun off for wanting to vote for Pierre who could have gave us a fighting chance because he wanted to work with the americans. USA and China have a fukking deal and we don't. Carney was elected by these dummies to have a deal with Trump by July 21st/2025 it is now the end of October/2025, there is no deal, tarrifs are about to be raised again, and companies are quietly leaving the Canadian market
Where are all those snarky fakkits who thought it was sweet voting in Liberals for the past 10÷ years? Go tell the families suffering, and kids with no jobs, it was a good choice.
I should have left this dumpster fire of a country years ago.
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The Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.25% on Wednesday, bringing rates down for the second consecutive meeting amid mounting economic headwinds. Governor Tiff Macklem said the move reflects “ongoing weakness in the economy and contained inflationary pressures,” as Canada grapples with the fallout from escalating US protectionism.
In its October Monetary Policy Report, the central bank projected that Canada’s GDP would grow just 1.2% in 2025, followed by a modest 1.1% in 2026 and a slight pickup to 1.6% in 2027. The Bank warned that the domestic economy is undergoing more than a cyclical slowdown, describing the situation as “a structural transition” driven largely by persistent trade conflicts with the United States.
Labour shortage still need more tfws
“Statistics Canada says the number of job vacancies in Canada in August edged down 2.4 per cent from July to reach their lowest figure since 2017.
The agency says the 457,400 vacancies was the lowest number since August 2017, excluding the April-to-September 2020 period when data was unavailable during the pandemic.”
“The agency says there were 3.5 unemployed persons for every job vacancy in August, the highest unemployment-to-job vacancy ratio since November 2016, excluding the April-to-September period in 2020.”
“Statistics Canada says the number of job vacancies in Canada in August edged down 2.4 per cent from July to reach their lowest figure since 2017.
The agency says the 457,400 vacancies was the lowest number since August 2017, excluding the April-to-September 2020 period when data was unavailable during the pandemic.”
“The agency says there were 3.5 unemployed persons for every job vacancy in August, the highest unemployment-to-job vacancy ratio since November 2016, excluding the April-to-September period in 2020.”