What percent of resources does Canada provides to US?
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About 70% of your oil.
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Deal with three of the most influential nations in the world: United States, Great Britain, and Canada.
475557
You ask a good question. Here in Canada we have enough oil that we could easily do this, but we export it. I'm not too sure why, but I bet it's because other countries pay more for it.
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You might want to educate yourself before asking questions such as this....here, did a little research for ya:\n\nEconomic Impact\nIt is difficult to overstate the impact of international trade on the economies of Canada and the United States. In 2000, 43 percent of Canada's gross domestic product was comprised of exports and over 30 percent of total employment in the country was supported by exports. With 86 percent of all Canadian exports last year destined for the US, it is clear that trade with the United States creates an enormous number of jobs for Canadians.\n\nThough the United States is not as export-oriented as is Canada, international trade does contribute significantly to the US economy. Last year, U.S. exports of goods and services comprised roughly 12 percent of the United States' GDP. (Exports to Canada accounted for roughly 20 percent of all US exports.) It has been estimated that nearly two million jobs in the United States are supported by US exports to Canada.\n\nOf Canada's 2000 imports, 74 percent came from the U.S., while 86 percent of Canada's total exports were shipped to the United States. The volume of Canada-U.S. trade last year was far greater than the total amount of Canada's trade with all of its other trading partners combined.\n\nIn 1994, the fundamental principles of trade liberalization established by the FTA were further expanded, both in terms of scope and coverage, under the North American Free Trade Agreement, which added Mexico to the regime. These trade agreements have helped fuel unparalleled economic growth, with bilateral trade between Canada and the United States nearly tripling during the past twelve years.\n\nThere's more at the link below:
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The oil sands in Alberta have lots. They just have a hard time getting it out of the sand. Enough to last until the second coming I'd say.
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Much less so than in most countries.  However, in all countries, there is some bias....Canada is one of the better countries that way in my opinion.
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I don't know about that. but I sure hope so! 300 million in the U.S, 30 million in Canada... Oh boy. Give us some money! We're a big country.\n\nTo answer your question, anything can happen. :)
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yes, i am a Canadian. We are better than Americans. but we dont gloat about it.
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We have our own oil refinerys.  The problem with a lot of them is that they were built in the 1970s and need to be upgraded big time or new ones need to built.  The problem there lies within the fact that no one wants an oil refinery in their back yard.  And to be honest, we get most of our oil from Canada.
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Natural resources:   \ncobalt, copper, niobium, tantalum, petroleum, industrial and gem diamonds, gold, silver, zinc, manganese, tin, uranium, coal, hydropower, timber\n\nLook for stuff like this here:\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/cg.html
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Canada has a small professional force of about 50,000.  they have no seperate Army, Navy, Air Force, or Marine Corp.  They are all "Candian Forces".  They serve in NATO and NORAD command functions and provide forces to NATO and the UN.  \n\nWe have more Soliders, Airmen, Sailors and Marines in North Carolina than the entire military of Canada!
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Don't know much about Canadian politics, but to all of you who think Canada unimportant - remember that the vast majority of Oil that the US uses comes from there. Be more respectful to your neighbours.
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Canada of course - free health care! The Canadian Dollar is only a few cents less than the US Dollar and we can buy all of the same stuff you can buy in the US!  One year Mat. leave - paid. and we have a higher minimum wage - $8.00 last I checked.
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A lot I guess, almost half of the world. the Commonwealths can help you a lot.
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No, but to be fair, the number of countries that feel they need a base of operations incase of issues with Canada & Mexico is quite low.
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Americans seem to be less educated than those from other developed countries in the world.\n\nI could go on and on but frankly, Americans can stand to learn a lot more about everything, including Canada.
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I heard 25% of our deficit is owed to Japan and China.  I don't know the exact amount per country.