Canada to give out giant aid package to curb coronavirus slump
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that the government will be giving out $18.6 billion to support families and businesses that are suffering due to the coronavirus. The Canadian stock market still fell by 6% despite this large announcement. Trudeau has also said that the government is prepared to take more measures if necessary.
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