TORONTO – Canadian exporters have hit a snag after years of free trade agreements, and a new report from CIBC suggests businesses should look outside traditional export partners for further growth.
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TORONTO – Canadian exporters have hit a snag after years of free trade agreements, and a new report from CIBC suggests businesses should look outside traditional export partners for further growth.
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Pipeline bottlenecks, price discounts and the uncertainty surrounding future projects like the Northern Gateway pipeline have oil producers in Western Canada searching for new outlets to reach new markets.
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The surge in Canadian oil production must now face a new reality: The biggest mover of crude says the pipes out of the country are full.
In recent years, estimates by analysts and energy consultants predicted that Canada stood to run out of room on export pipelines some time between 2014 and 2018. And it has become clear that the pipes are filling, amid rising oil output from both the oil sands and fast-growing U.S. oil fields.
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With a newly-appointed Asia Advisory Council, the province is getting ready to expand economic and cultural relations with Asia.
Billed as a critical part of the province’s plan to expand market access to ensure continued prosperity for the province’s export-based economy, the move comes on the heels of American criticism of Alberta links to China as Chinese state-owned energy giant CNOOC makes a $15-billion bid for Calgary-based Nexen.
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