Canada’s Economy Is In Trouble… Here’s Why
May 2, 2026
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as posted by the channelIs Canada’s economy heading in the wrong direction?
In this episode of Inside Politics, Kevin Klein is joined by Winnipeg Sun columnists Lawrence Pinsky and former Liberal MP Robert-Falcon Ouellette for a powerful and unfiltered discussion on Canada’s latest economic update—and what it really means for you.
With a massive $70 billion deficit, rising costs at the grocery store, and more Canadians relying on food banks, the pressure is building. So why is the government still spending—and is it helping or hurting?
The panel dives into:
🔥 The truth behind Canada’s growing deficit
🔥 Why every day Canadians are feeling the squeeze
🔥 The role oil revenue is playing in keeping things afloat
🔥 Pipeline politics and missed economic opportunities
🔥 Whether government spending is propping up—or weakening—the economy
This isn’t political spin—this is a real conversation about affordability, jobs, and the future of Canada.
👉 Are things going to get better—or worse?
Watch now and decide for yourself.
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