shockedcanadian
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Take my word for it, Canadas Police State is going to be in sharp decline, never to recovery to current state. Ontario will fall first thanks to the excessive Creepy Ones in our govt. and corporations. Their nepotism even assured that our alcohol industry is hacked regularly (little Johnnys dad is a cop and Johnny has a college degree, he is a great IT manager at $150k!).
Doom and gloom.
Five out of six Canadians believe the country is already in recession and more than half fear the economy will get worse this year, a new poll suggests.
Pollara Strategic Insights’ annual economic outlook is bleak — even though Canada is not technically in recession, defined as two consecutive quarters of the economy shrinking instead of growing.
“Canadians do not look at a recession like economists do — to most, a recession means things are not going great in the economy,” said Dan Arnold, chief strategy officer at Pollara.
Indeed, 83 per cent thought Canada was in a recession, up from 66 per cent in Pollara’s survey last year, and the highest since 91 per cent in 2009 at the height of the global financial crisis.
Gloomy Canadians feel like recession is already here, poll finds
Five out of six Canadians believe the country is already in recession and more than half fear the economy will get worse this year, a new poll suggests.
www.thestar.com
Doom and gloom.
Five out of six Canadians believe the country is already in recession and more than half fear the economy will get worse this year, a new poll suggests.
Pollara Strategic Insights’ annual economic outlook is bleak — even though Canada is not technically in recession, defined as two consecutive quarters of the economy shrinking instead of growing.
“Canadians do not look at a recession like economists do — to most, a recession means things are not going great in the economy,” said Dan Arnold, chief strategy officer at Pollara.
Indeed, 83 per cent thought Canada was in a recession, up from 66 per cent in Pollara’s survey last year, and the highest since 91 per cent in 2009 at the height of the global financial crisis.