shockedcanadian
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It appears America is seeking new trading markets.
Canadas caste system that destroys kids until their death are the key reason for our failures. The fact that we need to tax other nations innovations because we cannot innovate ourselves due to losing our best and our brightest is a telling sign.
All good things must come to an end sometime. The S.I.C have sunk Canada, potentially forever. They will call it "trade diversification" while I will call it "Canada has been exposed in ways few Canadians would understand"...
"Trade diversification is still advancing, and we’re seeing encouraging gains in other markets," says principal economist Andrew DiCapua at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
"The worst may be behind us, but the road back will likely be uneven."
In May, Statistics Canada reports the total amount of merchandise exported increased by 1.1 per cent compared with April, led by metals including gold, silver and platinum to countries like the United Kingdom, as well as non-metallic mineral products.
Imports fell 1.6 per cent, marking the third straight monthly decline, the agency said, which helped narrow the overall trade deficit from $7.6 billion in April to $5.9 billion in May.
A trade deficit occurs when the amount an economy imports, or buys, is more than the amount it exports, or sells.
Canadas caste system that destroys kids until their death are the key reason for our failures. The fact that we need to tax other nations innovations because we cannot innovate ourselves due to losing our best and our brightest is a telling sign.
All good things must come to an end sometime. The S.I.C have sunk Canada, potentially forever. They will call it "trade diversification" while I will call it "Canada has been exposed in ways few Canadians would understand"...
"Trade diversification is still advancing, and we’re seeing encouraging gains in other markets," says principal economist Andrew DiCapua at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
"The worst may be behind us, but the road back will likely be uneven."
In May, Statistics Canada reports the total amount of merchandise exported increased by 1.1 per cent compared with April, led by metals including gold, silver and platinum to countries like the United Kingdom, as well as non-metallic mineral products.
Imports fell 1.6 per cent, marking the third straight monthly decline, the agency said, which helped narrow the overall trade deficit from $7.6 billion in April to $5.9 billion in May.
A trade deficit occurs when the amount an economy imports, or buys, is more than the amount it exports, or sells.
