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    112.000 Arbeitsplätze im privaten Sektor gingen in Kanada im Jahr 2026 noch deutlicher verloren, da die Regierung Beschäftigung und Einstellungen kürzte

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    2. Certain-Emphasis-135 on

      Global survey finds this report isn’t real and things are actually awesome 

    3. jimbobcan on

      Those are the real jobs lost. Not the public sector ones paid for by everyone else including. People may start paying attention to political platforms now..

    4. k9premiere3 on

      Cmon we all know thanks to Mark Carney we have it better now than ever before! (Not)

    5. luckysharms93 on

      „Just think of all the private sector jobs we could generate if we sell every airport and seaport in the country!“

      – Mark Carney, 2026

    8. Plucky_DuckYa on

      I’m pretty sure things are a lot worse than Carney is saying. I’ve heard the private funds who stepped into the loan market vacated by the banks when regulations tightened have started limiting withdrawals to prevent a run on their capital. All this talk about selling off our assets, the record insolvencies, and so on… things are tilting in a very bad direction and Carney is starting to flail.

    9. Matt2937 on

      Maybe they should track down all the people working under the table and not paying taxes and send them home. I’m certain some of our jobs will come back.

    10. AliasCapricious on

      Sure. Comes part and parcel with the trade friction, temporary population decline, and the inevitable death of some unproductive companies. The short time frame is just noise.

      Reassess employment numbers, productivity, and wage growth in a couple years.

    11. No-Journalist-9036 on

      lines up with OECD expectation that Canada will be the worst performing economy in G7 for the *next 30 years*

    13. LumpyPressure on

      People asked for less government spending and drastically reduced immigration. All of those things result in fewer jobs until new ones are created, which can take years.

      I’m optimistic for Canada’s future, I think we’re headed in the right direction (finally). But job losses and economic pain in the short term is the expected outcome of what Canadians voted for.

      And that’s not even getting into the fact that the US is actively trying to harm our economy (and apparently their own as well).

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