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How to prepare for possible job loss in Canada
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Financial uncertainty has been on Canadians’ minds and with good reason. We’ve dealt with stubborn inflation, rising interest rates and, more recently, talk of a possible tariff-induced recession. If a recession does occur, some Canadians are expected to lose their jobs, and hiring will slow down. So, it’s best to always be ready for these types of financial events.
Could tariffs cause a recession in Canada?
Let’s back up a bit to explain how we got here. United States president Donald Trump began hinting at placing tariffs on Canadian imports on the campaign trail. Canada took him seriously: after all, the president placed tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel during his first term in office.
Sure enough, following Trump’s inauguration in January, the president threatened widespread 25% tariffs on Canadian goods. The original deadline keeps getting pushed back, and widespread tariffs may now only come into effect on April 2—pending further changes or delays…
