When U.S. President Trump threatened tariffs on Canadian goods, initial forecasts predicted a severe economic downturn for Canada, including a 3% GDP decline and over 100,000 job losses in the auto sector. Despite these predictions, Canada has shown resilience, particularly in regions outside Southern Ontario, which were expected to be most affected. While Ontario and parts of New Brunswick have faced significant job losses, some areas have demonstrated recovery in manufacturing. Overall, the impact of tariffs has been uneven across Canada, with no significant community escaping their effects.
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