Canada Introduction

  • Canadian Oil and Natural Gas: Our oil reserves total 173.2 billion barrels, of which 166 billion barrels can be recovered from the oil sands using today's technology. As of December 2015, we are  third after Venezuela and Saudi Arabia in terms of global oil reserves.
  • Mining and Mineral: Canada has the third world largest mining industry with more than 60 minerals. It is in leading place on reserve of Potassium carbonate, cobalt, uranium, nickel, copper, etc.
  • Forest: Canada has 348 million hectares of forest, and 153 million hectares of forest  independently-certified as sustainably managed.
  • Agriculture: In 2012, the AAFS generated $103.5 billion, accounting for 6.7% of Canada's GDP. Of this, the food retail and wholesale industry accounted for the largest share (1.8%), followed by  the food, beverage and tobacco (FBT) processing industry (1.7%).
  • Aquaculture and Fishery: Aquaculture represents about a third of Canada’s total fisheries value and about 20% of total seafood production. The value of aquaculture production has increased by 63% over the last ten years, to $962 million in 2013 from $591 million in 2003. In fact, Canadian production has increased four-fold since the early nineties.
  • Investment Immigrants

At present, China has become Canada's second largest trading partner, and bilateral trade volume in recent years greatly increased. While Canadian having easy immigration policy, it has attracted investment immigrants and entrepreneurs around the world, brining a long-term stable growth. Its investment immigration program covers a wide range of industries, especially in resource investment and bilateral trade. The investment led to the development of the industry.