President Trump has fired the head of the Labor Department's statistical agency

The economies of Canada and the USA during the first quarter of 2025, highlighting key economic indicators:
GDP Growth:
Canada's GDP growth was 2.2%, while the USA's was 1.25%.
Inflation:
Canada experienced an inflation rate of 1.7%, significantly lower than the USA's 3.6%.
Deficit:
Canada had an $8.7 billion deficit, whereas the USA's deficit was substantially larger at $838 billion.
Job Creation:
Canada added 83,000 jobs in June, slightly more than the USA's 73,000 jobs added in June.




"In a surprise move, President Trump has fired the head of the Labor Department's statistical agency just hours after the release of the disappointing June jobs report. This sudden decision has sparked concerns that the administration is attempting to manipulate or suppress unfavorable economic data. The June report, which revealed a mere 18,000 new jobs added to the economy, is likely to be the last reliable set of labor statistics published during Trump's presidency. This sudden shake-up has raised questions about the independence of the Labor Department and the integrity of the data it produces. As the presidential election approaches, the accuracy and transparency of economic data will be crucial in informing voter decisions."