New IRPP analysis by @ricardochejfec.bsky.social shows Carney’s mission to China will alleviate pressures in many Prairie communities.
Chinese tariffs hammered Canadian exports in 2025. A new trade deal could bring major relief, though some sectors remain exposed.
🔗 irpp.org/research-stu...
"Les lacunes du système d’AE sont toujours présentes aujourd’hui, alors que le Canada est confronté à un nouveau choc économique, potentiellement plus préjudiciable que le précédent. Il est temps d’agir." - Rosanna Tamburri et @ricardochejfec.bsky.social, de l'@irpp.org
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🇨🇦 Prolonged tariffs could trigger lasting economic shifts. Canada needs a long-term approach—starting with meaningful EI reform. It’s time to act.
Rosanna Tamburi & @ricardochejfec.bsky.social from the @irpp.org’s research team provide recommendations: ⬇️
🔗 policyoptions.irpp.org?p=116135
Thanks! That's part of it, but it's also has to do with the size and make up of census divisions (CDs). QC has many small-to-medium CDs where a relatively large share work in these industries. ON has more workers overall but located across fewer, larger CDs.
Not all communities are hit the same by US tariffs. This a great tool by colleagues. The map is cool but, to me, the treemap by industry/province is the most useful in making sense of the data. Have a look!
New interactive dashboards to help sort out which Canadian communities are most susceptible to U.S. tariffs👇
New @irpp.org tool for assessing impact from US tariffs across Canada.
We may not know what products will be targeted or when, but we have a good sense of which industries rely the most on exports to the US. Explore where workers in those industries live using our new interactive dashboards.
