The Canadian dollar continues to sink in the new year as it sits around the lowest it’s been since the spring of 2003.
Since the beginning of 2016, the value of the loonie compared to the U.S. dollar has already dropped more than three cents.
Oil, too, is hovering around levels unseen since 2003, with prices in January falling below $30 per barrel.
Canada’s gross domestic product, which has generally trended upward since the 2008 recession, has also stalled over the past year.
Here's a snapshot of some long-range numbers:
