Canada falls into recession for the first time since pandemic

Canada has officially slipped into a technical recession, blindsiding markets that expected growth. While some argue the weakness isn't "widespread" enough to warrant the label, the data shows two straight quarters of contraction fueled by U.S. tariffs crushing the auto sector and five straight quarters of declining business investment. We are treading water while confidence evaporates. Is this a real economic crisis or just a statistical fluke? What's your take?
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