Imports
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CETA: Trade deal with Europe clears major hurdle with final text
1,500-page text of CETA contains initiatives that will ease flow of goods, people between Canada and Europe
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Trade deal between Canada, South Korea imminent, sources say
Deal with Asian nation comes after two countries have been in negotiations for better part of a decade
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Imports, exports and trade deficit all rose in December: StatsCan
Exports expected to be key growth driver for Canada this year, lifted by stronger U.S. demand
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China rejects imported U.S. corn, cites unapproved strain
China allowed its first imports of a genetically modified crop, soybeans, in 1997
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Canada posts first trade surplus in years, but export weakness lingers
The surprise reversal from September was achieved primarily because of a 1.2 per cent decline in imports
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Imports dampen Canadian oil sands opportunities: report
Conference Board of Canada report points to burgeoning imports of manufactured goods that could be sourced locally.
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Exports, imports rose in September, trade deficit fell: StatsCan
Canada’s trade deficit with world narrowed to $435-million in September from $1.1-billion in August
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Exports up as Canada’s economy grew 1.7% in Q2
Imports were up 0.4 per cent, following a 0.6 per cent gain in the first quarter, but manufacturing took a hit
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Exports up, imports steady, trade deficit shrank in September: StatsCan
Agency says merchandise exports rose 1.9 per cent to $38-billion in September, led by energy products
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Rushed China trade treaty makes Canada a ‘sitting duck’
The deal is slated for ratification Nov. 1 2012, though critics are howling it makes possible China’s plans to acquire major ownership of Canada’s resources and “move them out.”
