Trudeau is Gone But is it Too Late to Save Canada? Jay Martin
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Jay Martin thinks people might be celebrating a bit too early when it comes to Justin Trudeau's resignation, as none of the main problems plaguing Canada have been solved and the political future remains more uncertain than ever as the Liberal party seeks a new candidate to face off with Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Jay discusses how a Conservative victory could affect the metals and mining sector in Canada, the commodities he thinks will outperform in 2025, his outlook for gold and silver, and much more.
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