Canada's economy expanded again in March — but looks like it shrank in April

Canada’s gross domestic product grew for the 11th month in a row in March as the total value of all goods and services produced by the country expanded by 1.1 per cent from February’s level.

Statistics Canada reported Tuesday that 18 of the 20 parts of the economy it tracks grew during the month, with the exception of management and the utilities sector, which both shrank slightly from February’s level.

For the first quarter as a whole, the economy grew at

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