Canada's Jobs Drop, Carney Blames U.S. Trade


Author: The Daily News Now! March 13, 2026 Duration: 1:07
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Canada's Jobs Drop, Carney Blames U.S. Trade

Canadas economy loses jobs, but wages rise and unemployment falls. PM Carney highlights positive growth compared to the U.S., while Conservative Leader Poilievre blames Liberal policies. Carney cites U.S. trade actions as a significant factor in Canadas economic fluctuations. Government investments across sectors aim to boost growth amid external pressures.

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