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Canada’s economy grew at the slowest pace last year since the recession, and has posted the longest streak of consecutive trade deficits in at least 25 years. The country has been forced to discount its largest export, crude oil, amid shipping bottlenecks, and BlackBerry became the latest manufacturer to cut operations.

The loonie fell to the weakest level against its U.S. counterpart since September 2009 this week. The currency’s 3.3% decline this year makes it the worst performer after South Africa’s rand and tenders pegged to the rand: the Lesotho loti, Swaziland lilangeni and Namibian dollar.

Canada’s November trade deficit widened to C$940 million, Statistics Canada in Ottawa said Jan. 7. The median forecast was for a C$100 million deficit, according to a Bloomberg survey.

Manufacturing output in Canada accounted for 10.5% of gross domestic product in October, down from 16% in August 2000, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

The three largest U.S. auto companies’ output in Canada was 1.48 million vehicles in 2011, down 24% from 2002, according to DesRosiers Auto Consultants. Employment dropped 55% to 20,777 workers over the same period, according to the Canadian Autoworkers Union.