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Trump’s “51st state” Truth Social hit right after Canada reported two straight quarters of GDP contraction — a technical recession Even CBC’s Peter Armstrong admitted a rare truth spoken on CBC: “Canada’s economy is weak. It has been weak. It is weak… forecasted to be weak for the rest... show more

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