Canada's economy is projected to grow moderately in early 2025, even as upcoming tariff concerns add pressure. Experts urge caution despite the promising economic outlook.

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• businessexaminer.ca

CIBC analysis warns sweeping U.S. tariffs may cost up to 3% of the Canadian economy. Oil exemptions may soften the impact, but significant economic risks remain.

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• www.investmentexecutive.com
• www.moneysense.ca

Economists introduced a refined framework to assess tariff shocks in Canada, using past insights to deliver clearer impact estimates.

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• thoughtleadership.rbc.com

Recent polling shows Canadians overwhelmingly rejecting Trump’s proposed 25% tariff, fearing its potential to devastate jobs and the economy. National concern mounts as citizens voice strong opposition to external trade pressures.

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• canadianlabour.ca

Canada’s economy faces mixed signals as modest 1.5% growth is predicted amid looming US tariff threats and concerns over a rising deficit, underscoring trade tensions and fiscal instability.

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• calmatters.org
• www.policymagazine.ca
• www.cnn.com
• edmonton.citynews.ca
• www.interchangefinancial.com