Canada's top exports are crude oil, cars, liquefied petroleum gases, gold, and coal. The United States is Canada's main export partner, accounting for 75% of exports. In 2013, Canada's total exports were $458.7 billion. Canada's main imports are machinery, motor vehicles, electronics, chemicals, and consumer goods. The United States is also Canada's primary import partner, representing 50% of imports. Total imports in 2013 were $471 billion. As of April 2014, the exchange rate was $1 Canadian dollar for $1.09795 US dollars.

1. CANADA
A presentation by: Michael Waterfield

2. TRADE

3. Exports
• Crude Oil
• Cars
• Liquefied Petroleum Gasses
• Gold
• Coal
• Motor vehicles and parts
• Industrial machinery
• Aircraft
• Timber and Wood

4. Major Export Trading Partners
• U.S. is Canada’s main export trading partner
• U.S. accounts for about three-quarters of Canada’s exports (75%)
• Other main export partners include:
• China
• UK
• Total amount of exports in 2013-$458.7 billion

5. Imports
• Machinery and equipment
• Motor vehicles and parts
• Electronics
• Chemicals
• Durable consumer goods.

6. Major Import Trading Partners
• U.S. is Canada’s main import trading partner
• U.S. accounts for about half of Canada’s imports (50%)
• Other main import partners include:
• China
• Mexico
• Total amount of imports in 2013--$471 billion

8. Exchange Rate
Canadian dollars (CAD) per US dollar
• Currently as of April 11, 2014$1.00 US=$1.09795 CAD
• 2013$1.00 US=$1.03 CAD
• 2012$1.00 US=$0.9992 CAD

9. Exchange Rate Over Time