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What you need to know about being in a recession | About That

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The R-word has been thrown around a lot, with some experts predicting that Canada could enter a recession in early 2023. Andrew Chang answers the questions you might have, like what a recession actually is and why it can be terrible to live through. He also talks to financial counsellor Jessica Moorhouse for tips on how to stay afloat through a financial storm.

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