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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 20 MIN

Canadian Job Losses Have Been MUCH WORSE THAN WE’VE BEEN TOLD

from Coast to Coast Canadian Real Estate Podcast · host Michael

The conversation delves into the impact of job losses on the Canadian economy, particularly in the construction and real estate sectors. It also explores the implications for the housing market, the challenges faced by the younger generation, and the role of artificial intelligence in the job market. The discussion concludes with insights on financial caution and budgeting for both buyers and sellers in the real estate market.TakeawaysJob losses in Canada, particularly in the construction and real estate sectors, are impacting the housing market and the economy.The younger generation is facing challenges related to job opportunities, housing affordability, and the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market.Chapters00:00 Impact of Job Losses on the Canadian Economy05:57 Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Job Market

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