Author: Clint Curtis

Canada maintains a liberal trade regime. There are no foreign exchange restrictions, and import licenses are only required for a limited number of goods. Imports are generally subject to import duties. Does the Canadian federal government control trade? Section 91(2) of the Constitution Act, 1867 gives Parliament exclusive jurisdiction over “the regulation of trade and […]

the Bank of Canada. The Canadian Bank Note Company (CBNC) is a Canadian security printing company. It is best known for holding the contract with the Bank of Canada to supply it with Canada’s banknotes since 1935. Who manufactures money in Canada? Every note is a combination of art and technology. The printing is contracted […]

Those looking to immigrate to Canada from China have the option to enter the Express Entry pool or apply for a Provincial Nominee Program also known as PNPs. Express Entry is by far the most popular and typically the fastest program to obtain Canadian Permanent Residency through. Can people from China come to Canada? Residents […]

Canada is considered a “developed” country in that it has, as part of its economy, a developed industrial base. Industry in Canada. Published Online February 7, 2006 Last Edited October 15, 2015 Is Canada an industrialized nation? Today, Canada has one of the ten largest economies in the world and is part of the G8 […]

There is no predetermined limit for the number of times you can buy or sell stocks in your RRSP within a specified period. However, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) may deem day trading and speculative trades as business income. Can I buy and sell the same stock multiple times in a day? Additionally, it is […]

Most Cadillac models are built entirely at U.S. assembly plants across the country. One exception is the Cadillac XTS, which is manufactured at Ottawa in Ontario, Canada, and in Shanghai, China. Where are Cadillacs manufactured? Today, Cadillacs are made at several facilities in the U.S., as well as plants in Canada and China. Although Cadillacs […]

The total number of pigs in Canada is estimated at 14.5 million animals. There are over 7,400 pig farms across Canada. Can pigs survive in Canada? They are tough enough to survive the most extreme Canadian cold, smart enough to learn from the risk of humans and adapt. They spread dangerous bacteria such as e. […]

FARMERS RELY ON CANADAKS RAIL SYSTEM TO GET THEIR PRODUCTS TO MARKET. On an annual basis, roughly 50% of Canada’s total grain crop is exported, with 94% of it moving by rail. How does grain get transported? Barges, railroads, and trucks often compete head-to-head to supply transportation for grains. Despite a high degree of competition […]

To adopt a pig or any other animal from the BC SPCA, please visit our adoptions page. But before you adopt a pig, please consider the diversity of pig needs, which are much different from the needs of a pet dog or cat. For example: How big should you expect a mini, micro or teacup […]

You may slaughter your own food animals, that you have raised, to feed yourself and your immediate family at any time providing the following conditions are met: The food animal must be slaughtered by you (the producer). The slaughter must be performed on your premises. Can you slaughter chickens at home in Ontario? All meat […]