Canada is called a trading nation because of it's large economy. It has one of the largest trade base between a HUGE amount of country'. It is also called a trading nation because most of it's income is relied on trade. Trade is very important in Canada because the amount of jobs it creates and the money it brings in.
Yes, Ontario may not have a huge export of grain compared to the the Prarie Provinces of Canada but Canada has one of if not the largest grain export in the WORLD! Ontario has a large export of Nickel, Talc, and Beef.
The top ten countries that Canada imports to include the Untied States, Japan, South Korea, China, and United Kingdom. Canada also imports to Mexico, Germany, Netherlands, Vietnam, and France.
All countries import goods, especially ones that they cannot produce themselves. For example, it isn't economically feasible to try to grow bananas in Canada - the climate is too cool and you couldn't grow enough indoors.
no one will tell me what Yukon Canada imports help
Canada is the largest exporter of oil to the US, and we threw in hockey as a bonus. we also export dogs and other pets we export anything you want just call the prime minister
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yes America does export things to other countries example Canada and japan
Trade is the exchange of goods for other goods, for money or other considerations. Export is trade with overseas countries which may include importing.
For the same reason different countries export other goods. Australia just happends to have more gold available than other countries.
The word "export" is the noun and verb meaning goods sent in trade to other countries. The word "import" refers to goods received (purchased) from other countries.
they export coool stuff such as ham and cheese sandwiches!
A sentence using export is the United States imports and exports goods to other countries.
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No Canada does not import trucks to other countries however it does import other goods from its countries.
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goods such as medicines, cloths, grains, other foods, timber, and automobiles