2025-01-07
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Canada is a nation built through generations of newcomers.
But now an asylum backlog coupled with a housing shortage means most Canadians are now questioning immigration levels.
Some are calling for a moratorium on immigration, though others say it's needed to ensure Canada's long term survival.
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This is Andrew Peach.
Welcome to World Business Report from the BBC.
In Canada, Justin Trudeau is out, but will a change at the top make any difference to the threat of US Trade tariffs?
I've been talking to a former finance minister.
He's made himself the entire focus of his government.
He's been in office now for nine years and and people were tired of him.
Donald Trump says drill, baby, drill.
But with two weeks left in office, President Biden bans new offshore oil and gas drilling in US coastal waters.
What can you get for $9 a day?
The chance to drive into Manhattan with its new congestion charge.
And how Netflix is taking another step into live sport.
After nine years in the top job in Canadian politics, Justin Trudeau is stepping down as leader of the governing Liberal Party and as a result, as prime minister.
I intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process.
The Liberals are trailing in the opinion polls ahead of an expected election in October.