Jake Fuss

and that's no surprise people from kentucky especially but alabama as well you know they're not going to be um they're not going to be held down are they people from places like that they've got that get up and go they've got gumption so i don't know we we sort of mentioned these states of other people do they mention them as if like oh god like kentucky But it's like, no, actually, you should be looking up to Kentucky.

And the other person there, this article was written by Jake Fuss, Grady Munro, and Joel Eames.

So you can go find that on the Fraser Institute if you want to read that study.

Canadian oil.

That ties the capital's fortunes, unsurprisingly, closely to federal hiring.

The capital region is quite dependent on public administration jobs, Jake Fuss, director of fiscal studies at the Fraser Institute and a co-author of the report, told The Hub.

Northern Ontario is the next most dependent region out of the five on public administration, and they have less than 10% of employed workers in that industry by comparison.

Southwestern Ontario, hit hardest, rebounded fastest.

So let's take a look at where the break seemed to happen.

We're gonna speak with Jake Fuss.

He is the director of fiscal studies at The Fraser Institute and has been looking into this.

Jake, thanks for joining us again.

Thanks very much for having me on.

You bet.

Jake Fuss, who is the director of fiscal studies at The Fraser Institute.

We've talked about this before many, many times.