Canada ranks among the 10 leading manufacturing nations. Most of Canada's manufacturing industry is located in the provinces of Ontario and Québec. Other important manufacturing sectors in Canada include food and beverages, paper and allied products, primary metals, fabricated metals, petrochemicals and chemicals.
The Atlantic, Prairie, and Pacific regions of Canada have concentrated on establishing their natural resource-based economies such as fishing, forestry, and mining. The Prairie Provinces are dependent on agriculture and mineral fuels and British Columbia's primary industries are forestry and mining, and tourism.
The economic hub of Canada is situated in the east, with western provinces such as Alberta and British Columbia playing an important and ever-increasing role in Canada's diverse and growing economy. From oil and gas to precious minerals, lumber, and agriculture, the country is rich in natural resources.
The Atlantic, Prairie, and Pacific regions of Canada have concentrated on establishing their natural resource-based economies such as fishing, forestry, and mining. The Prairie Provinces are dependent on agriculture and mineral fuels and British Columbia's primary industries are forestry and mining, and tourism.
The economic hub of Canada is situated in the east, with western provinces such as Alberta and British Columbia playing an important and ever-increasing role in Canada's diverse and growing economy. From oil and gas to precious minerals, lumber, and agriculture, the country is rich in natural resources.
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