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The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade has released The State of Tradereport, which is a comprehensive document that reviews and analyzes the key developments in Canada’s international trade and investment performance against the background of economic trends at home and abroad.
The entire 86 page report in PDF form can be downloaded here.
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- Forecasters Are Sharpening Their Pencils
- Capture Progress and Continue Work, WTO Members Say
- Minister Ritz Responds to U.S. Department of Agric...
- Freight Index Rises in June, but Hurdles Remain
- CBP Proposes Revision of Country of Origin Rules
- Eliminate Middlemen and Save on U.S. Customs Duties
- Canada to Turn to Bilateral Agreements After WTO T...
- Canada Better Than U.S. For Corporate Taxes: KPMG
- WTO Talks Collapse Over Import Rules
- Particularly Bad Timing
- Canadians Semi-Pumped Up to Hit the Road
- Shipping Federation Works to Free Containers
- New NEXUS Card Offers Security
- Border Trade Alliance Renews Call for Border Funding
- New Food Labelling Rules Call for Listing of Aller...
- Energy Prices Only Lift To Exports This Year Befor...
- CBSA Testing of Ocean Containers for Formaldehyde
- EU Offers to Cut Farm Tariffs by 60% in Global Tra...
- Product of Canada, Made in Canada
- Move Faster to Fix Border Delays, Van Dongen Urges
- Parts Makers Win Trade Dispute
- New Intermodal Rail Container Yard Will be Huge
- Economy Will Recover, BoC Says
- Ontario and Quebec Urge Stronger Ties to EU
- New Partners in Protection Program Now in Effect
- Exporter Jitters Deepen
- More Border States Plan to Ease Travel with Enhanc...
- Canadian International Trade Tribunal Issues Order...
- Everyone’s Wondering: What’s This ‘Americas Strate...
- Europe Looks No Longer Immune to U.S. Economic Storm
- Bush Touts Mortgage Plans, Offshore Drilling
- “Made in Canada” Food Labelling Rules to Kick in N...
- Australian Dollar to Reach Parity with USD in Sept...
- The WTO Launches World Trade Report 2008: Trade in...
- Memorandum D3-5-2: Marine Cargo – Import Movements
- CN Decision Couldn’t Have Come at Worse Time For Port
- Premier Doer Praises NAFTA
- Fannie and Freddie Symptoms of Larger Problem
- Companies Hurt While Inventories Waylaid at Ports ...
- Government of Canada Bans More Harmful Chemicals
- CN Cuts Back on Port Calls to Halifax
- A Flame-Throwing Frenchman
- Rules on Formaldehyde Cause Backlog at Ports
- New Blueprints on Farm and Non-Farm Trade Issued f...
- Oil Prices Past Point Where They Are a Good Thing ...
- Democratic Group Urges Shift In U.S. Trade Policy
- Court of International Trade Dismisses Harmonized ...
- Business Groups Oppose Effort to Reinstate Byrd Am...
- Key Economic and Labour Force Issues Facing Canada...
- Canada Takes More Action to Protect Human Health a...
- 10 + 2 = Big Changes
- Report Praises Efforts to Secure ACE Data
- Happy Independence Day
- Who’s Bucking Canada’s Export Recession?
- State of Trade 2008 Report Now Available
- Port of Halifax Hoping Fix is Quick
- Government of Canada Eases Tax Compliance Burden f...
- Canada/US Consider Trans-Border Pallet Rules
- Happy Canada Day!
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