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Canada slipped into technical recession on annualized basis

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May 29, 2026

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Canada's economy ‌contracted in the first quarter of the year on an annualized basis by a slim margin, Statistics Canada data showed.

That makes two consecutive quarters of annualized decline, which some call a technical recession. While this doesn’t constitute a full recession according to every definition, the data points to stalling growth.

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