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Mineral

Canada is rich in mineral resources. The vast Canadian shield, with huge and metamorphic rocks, contains many large mines. Metallic minerals are also found in such rocks in Western Cordillera and Appalachian. Although there are a number of metallic mineral and fossil fuel mines in sedimentary rocks in Western Cordillera and Appalachian (including adjacent seabed), the largest volumes of coal and petroleum so far have been found in the region. Western Canada Delta. Mining has been an important factor in the development of northern Canada. In many areas, roads and railways are built to serve new mining activities, which encourage the further development of forest resources and recreation. Development is often accompanied by environmental damage.

Canada has long been ranked among the world leaders in the production of uranium, zinc, nickel, potassium, asbestos, sulfur, cadmium and titanium. It is also a major producer of iron ore, coal, petroleum, gold, copper, silver, lead and some ferroalloys. Diamond mining, especially in the Northwest Territories, also makes sense. Because mining is not as labor-intensive as it used to be, it now uses only a small part of the Canadian labor force; However, industries related to mining (for example, iron and steel and transportation) account for a much larger share. Because Canada exports a large portion of its mineral production, the mining industry is sensitive to fluctuations in world prices. During periods of high demand, prices rose, and mining companies increased production and opened new mines; when demand fell, production was cut, mines closed, and workers fired. Individual industrial communities often become ghost towns when mines are closed.

Energy

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Canada is rich in hydropower resources. It has about one sixth of the total installed hydroelectricity capacity in the world. However, most suitable hydroelectric locations have been highly developed, with three-fifths of Canadian energy generated from hydro sources. Increasingly, the country is turning to coal-fired thermal energy, especially when producing nuclear power, where about one-eighth of Canada's electronic power has been rejected due to concerns about safe. Canada also has large deposits of coal, especially in the western provinces (except for Manitoba) and in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Canada can meet its own gasoline needs and have a surplus of gas and electricity. The largest oil and gas fields are in Alberta, but the potential reserves lie in both the Arctic and the east coast.

Canada: Renewable energy by source Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

The Grand Rapids hydroelectric plant on the Saskatchewan River at its current flows at the northwestern end of Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Make

Manufacturing accounts for about one-fifth of Canada's gross national product and employs about one-seventh of the workforce. The Canadian steel industry is modern and efficient and produces steel products to produce durable goods such as motor vehicles, mining equipment and household appliances. The United States and Canada negotiated an automobile product agreement in the mid-1960s, after which the Canadian automobile industry expanded significantly. Until Japanese automakers began building factories in Canada in the 1980s, the industry consisted of branch factories of US companies. The high-tech and electronics industries have experienced rapid growth during the last two decades of the 20th century. Although there are some manufacturing in all major cities, Windsor, Ontario, on the periphery of the US automobile manufacturing center, Detroit, Michigan. Overall, manufacturing growth was led by exports mainly to the United States. Both large and small manufacturers benefit, especially from free trade agreements, although employment in this sector has decreased as a result of automation.

Finance

Canada's financial services have shown a great deal of flexibility in meeting the monetary needs of the economy. To operate in Canada, a commercial bank must be hired by the federal government. Most central bank functions are normally performed by the Bank of Canada, which has considerable autonomy in determining monetary policy. The official currency is the Canadian dollar, designed and distributed by Bank of Canada. The national bank implements its monetary policies through relations with the country's large chartered commercial banks, which are highly developed and central to the financial system. Other financial institutions, for example, credit unions, provincial savings banks, and credit companies and Mortgage loans, increasingly consolidated. However, large banks, relatively unchecked for foreign exchange-related activities, remain the main financial institutions.

Canada has stock exchanges in Montreal, Toronto and Winnipeg; The exchanges in Alberta and Vancouver merged in 1999 to form the Canadian Joint Venture Exchange. There is extensive penetration between Canadian and US stock exchanges. In the bond market, the role of government - traditional borrowing has prevailed. The level of foreign ownership of Canadian industry is very high, accounting for half of the main resources (except agriculture) and manufacturing. The largest portion of foreign investment is from the United States.

Trade

Trade has always been the center of the Canadian economy. Canada's economic development has historically depended on the export of large quantities of raw materials, especially fish, feathers, grains and timber. However, raw materials have decreased due to Canada's export share, while processed, manufactured and manufactured goods have increased. By 1990, about four-fifths of Canadian exports were processed to some extent. Since the mid-1970s, Canada's leading exports are automobiles (accounting for about a quarter of total exports), auto parts and other machinery and equipment, especially products. High technology like computer communication system. Manufactured metals and other materials and forest products, including wood pulp and newsprint, are other important exports.

Container port in Vancouver, BC, Can. © Werdiam / Dreamstime.com

Manufactured goods are always Canada's main imports. Cars and auto parts are the top imports, followed by industrial machinery. Other important imports are chemical products, textiles, oil, and foods such as winter vegetables and tropical and subtropical fruits and nuts.

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The United States is Canada's main trading partner, accounting for more than two-thirds of Canada's total trade; Export accounts for a larger share of trade than imports. US trade reliance is not just a technical issue of market share in import and export. Because exports are so important, business trends in the United States respond directly and quickly to Canadian businesses. Changes in consumer tastes in the United States may have a disproportionate impact on Canadian producers.

Canada: Main import source Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

Canada also maintains strong ties with Europe, but emerging trade models can partly reduce Canada's dependence on the traditional model. China is currently ranked as Canada's second largest trading partner. Other important partners include the United Kingdom, Mexico, Japan, South Korea and Germany.

Canada: Main export destinations Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

Service

The service sector in Canada employs more people than all other activities combined. Among the fastest growing service sectors is tourism. Canada is one of the world's top destinations for foreign visitors, especially from the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, France and Germany. Canadian and foreign tourists spend several billion dollars a year on transport, housing, food, entertainment and entertainment when they travel in the country. By 1990, tourism provided jobs for about 5% of Canada's total workforce. Business services, especially in computer applications, have also grown significantly.

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