Unemployment down for January, as tariffs loom

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Unemployment down for January, as tariffs loom

Unemployment in Canada is down slightly, according to StatsCan -wuth much of the rise in the manufacturing sector. But as a sector reliant on American business, there's fears of layoffs if a trade war occurs.

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