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EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 59 MIN

VREP #513 | Canada's Economy Is Quietly Falling Apart and Nobody's Talking About It with Brendan LaCerda

from Vancouver Real Estate Podcast · host Adam and Matt Scalena

Something feels off about Canada's economy, even if the headlines won't say it. Moody's Analytics economist Brendan LaCerda sits down with Adam & Matt to cut through the noise and explain why the country is stuck in a state of economic limbo, with growth grinding to a halt while businesses freeze in place. From the looming USMCA renegotiation to the surprising downside of high oil prices, Brendan offers an outsider's data-driven perspective on where Canada is really headed and what it means for Vancouver real estate. Why is a US economist so concerned about what's happening up north? Could AI quietly reshape the Canadian economy faster than anyone expects? And is Vancouver's next housing boom realistically off the table? Don't miss this essential check-in on the Canadian economy.

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