Trump's Return to Presidency Poses Economic Challenges for Canada

With Donald Trump back in the White House, Canada's economy faces potential trade disputes, tariffs, and immigration issues.

Canada's economy is at risk due to Trump's proposed 10% tariffs on all imports, affecting 75% of Canadian exports.
Potential trade disputes could push Canada into recession, with analysts predicting a 1.7% GDP drop by 2028.
Trump's immigration policies may lead to increased northward migration, straining Canada's social systems.
The Canadian dollar could weaken further as U.S. interest rates rise, increasing costs for Canadian imports.
Canada may need to adapt to new U.S. economic strategies, including changes to the USMCA and corporate tax cuts.