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Canada's economy grew a strong 3.3% annualized in 2nd quarter, as 1st quarter revised higher

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Canada's economy grew a strong 3.3% annualized in 2nd quarter, as 1st quarter revised higher

Canada's economy posted strong growth in the second quarter, driven by high exports and domestic investments.

After a slight decline in GDP growth in the first quarter led to fears of a technical recession, an upwards revision of those figures puts those notions in the "trash bin," according to one economist.

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