Author: Clint Curtis

Canada Wolf Hunting – NWT, Canada We typically take 3 or 4 wolves and see numerous wolverines throughout our regular season. The tags are $110 for wolverine and the government harvest fee is $220 should you get one. How much does it cost to hunt a wolf? Some outfitters add wolf hunting to a combination […]

Wolves are mainly hunted for sport, for their skins, to protect livestock and, in some rare cases, to protect humans. Wolves have been actively hunted since 8,000 to 10,000 years ago, when they first began to pose a threat to livestock of Neolithic human communities. Do people hunt wolves in Canada? Anyone wishing to hunt […]

Grey wolves in Canada are about the same size as German shepherds, but they are leaner. They also have bigger feet, longer legs and longer, bushier tails. Grey wolves live in packs, which typically have six to eight members. How big are the wolves in Canada? Standing 76 cm (30 inches) tall at the shoulder, […]

Money is created in the Canadian economy in two main ways: through private commercial bank loans or asset purchases, and through the Bank of Canada’s asset purchases. The majority of money in the economy is created by commercial banks when they extend new loans, such as mortgages. Where does the most money come from in […]

In response, Simcoe took the first legislative step toward the abolition of slavery in Upper Canada. His 1793 “Act to prevent the further introduction of slaves and to limit the term of contract for servitude within this province” prohibited the importation of slaves into Upper Canada. Who was involved in the abolition of slavery in […]

The 1970s were a tough decade for Canadians. The economy was down, the cost of living was up, tanks were rolling in the streets of Montreal, and polyester pants ripped way too easily. What was life in the 1970s like? Many remember the 1970s as a decade of soaring inflation, political upheaval, and the erosion […]

Real estate is the largest of the service sectors in Canada, when measured by contribution to GDP, and a sector for which there is minimal trade across borders. Average Weekly Wages, 2017. Forestry 1,123 Management 1,639 Business Services 789 Education 1,041 Health Care 890 What are the top 3 major industries in Canada? Key Takeaways […]

Consumption of Canadian manufactured food climbed in 2021 The total share of domestically manufactured food consumed in Canada increased an estimated 1.9% after declining for two straight years. The combination of ‘buy local’ approach by many and domestic investments boosted Canadian sales. Is there growth in the food industry? At what CAGR is the food […]

In 2021, Canada remained a top export market for U.S. agricultural exports, totaling US$25 billion, accounting for nearly 15% of total U.S. agricultural exports. Consumer-oriented agricultural exports account for the largest share, at US$18 billion and over 70 percent of total U.S. agricultural exports to Canada. Does Canada get food from the US? The United […]

A scribe log shell typically costs more than a timber frame and post and beam log shell, costing $90 to $120 per square foot on average. A 2,000 square foot, three-bedroom log home will cost between $180,000 and $260,000 in Canada, with another $340 – $405 per square foot costing between $180,000 and $260,000. Is […]