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Windsor/Detroit border, The Ambassador Bridge
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The scope of our trade looking at shipyards, rail yards doesnt really give you an idea to the amount of freight that is actually moved. But try driving through Windsor to goto Detroit, especially on a Sunday night. I have personally been stuck in a line up 11 miles(17Kms) long of trucks looking to cross the border. Thats a lot of trade.

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Port Of Halifax
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Though it may not be our busiest ocean freight port, importing and exporting goods. Its location is an ideal one. In an area with naturally deeper waters, and a low current. It has a large population that it can easily access with freight.

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By: Leeann Rose and Glenn duQuesnay

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Unless you have actually been to a shipping yard, one cant fathom the size from a picture. But if you just take a second and look carefully just at the ship, ever square you see is the equivalent of a transport truck that you see going down the highway.

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You ever wonder how much we import or export to the States, China or some other country. This video shows you charts detailing how much money is going in and out of our country with our largest trade partners. I am not sure how reliable the source of this information is, but I did how ever get a couple of chuckles in. The narrator takes a few pokes at our great Prime Minister. But he does have every reason to.

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Trade Analysis   Canada China USA   Government Policies and Stats

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This presentation will discuss international trade of goods and services including the impact of government policies as well as key industrial sectors that drive the economy. Disclaimer: This one perspective of Trade as such it is up to the people to do their own research.

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China, Canada to ratify free trade agreement. What do you think of when you hear this. How many times have you picked up something and looked at it and thought "why can’t we get things made here". With this agreement, my thought was that there was going to be even more things imported. But again, there’s another side of the coin that we don’t see. We get to export to China things like mining equipment, energy products, wood pulp and cooking oil. The deal which is called FIPA, Foreign Investment Protection Agreement was said to be valued at 65 Billion dollars to us here in Canada. Under the deal, it protects investors from one country when investing in the other country from unfair treatment, thus allowing foreign investment both ways without any worries.

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A new trade treaty between China and Canada will be ratified this week after more than two years of delays. It gives investors from both China and Canada protection against "unfair treatment" by the government and the right to sue for lost revenue. CCTV America's Kristiaan Yeo reports.

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Oshawa paint truck closes
As international trade has its benefits, there are also drawbacks. Products that were once made here are now being manufactured elsewhere due to many reasons. Cheaper employment, land, taxes hydro, the list goes on and on. But when you compile that list, add it up per person/employee it’s a huge difference. According to this video, closing of this plant alone affected 20,000 employees. That’s 20,000 people now looking for new work, creating higher unemployment rates

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THE PLANT CLOSED OPERATIONS IN MAY 19, 2009 AT MOVED TO MEXICO 20,000 WORKERS INCLUDING PARTS SUPPLIERS WERE AFFECTED BY THIS CLOSURE THE PLANT EMPLOYED OVER 5,000 WORKERS WE WON ALL THE AWARDS FOR QUALITY AND PRODUCTIVITY MADE THEM BILLIONS $$ IN PROFITS OVER THE PLANTS 45 YEARS OF OPERATION .

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https://edc.trade/?kw=international_trades&gclid=CMbB_-Gi6tICFQUuaQodPUcMuQ

The EDC websites focuses in on the statistics of how international trade is profitable for your company. For instance, “selling internationally can increase profitability by 121%, productivity by 30%, and innovation by 25%.” (EDC, 2016). This website offers links to scholarly articles, reports and guides to help show how international trade can make your business wealthy. However, this website also shows the risks and disadvantages to international trade. This website is very beneficial because it is not biased and shows both sides of the good-bad debate on international trade.

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http://www.investopedia.com/articles/03/112503.asp

What is national trade? Well this website shows you the insides and outsides of what is involved in national trade. International trade is an exchange of goods and services between countries world wide. This can be beneficial to the economy because we can get finished goods (clothing), at cheaper prices than it would cost to manufacture them here in our country. We also get parts manufactured cheaper over sea’s to put into things like vehicles, thus giving the manufacturers greater profits. International trade allows us to enjoy things that our resources are unable to give us, for example, things like bananas, mangos and pineapples, which we are unable to grow here because of our climate here in Canada.

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http://tradecommissioner.gc.ca/exporters-exportateurs/guide-exporting-guide-exportation.aspx?lang=eng&gclid=CM_Cqfig6tICFda4wAodr3sMNg

The Canadian Trade Commissioner Service website gives a step by step description of how to export your company’s goods to numerous countries in order to grow your business. This website is a guide to: selling points, how to be competitive, how to close deals, how to enter more markets, and how to save time and avoid risks. This website is beneficial to our topic because it shows you the insides of how companies trade internationally and how it can be beneficial to the company’s growth. This website is a “how to”, guide for local businesses wanting to expand their services over seas. It has things such as statistics and detailed information showing import and export comparisons between countries. For example, Bi-lateral product trade Canada-Mexico 2016: Canada exported over 7 billion dollars worth of goods to Mexico and imported 33 billion dollars worth from Mexico.