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During 1991, as a result of the investment liberalization called for in the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), Canada will no longer review most direct acquisitions by U.S. investors of [...]

The Canadian government has replaced its Federal Sales Tax (FST) with a more broadly-based Goods and Services Tax (GST). The new GST was implemented on Jan. 1, 1991. The new [...]

THE OUTLOOK IS BULLISH IN CANADA AS COMPANIES RESPOND TO THE FTA The outlook for U.S. exports to Canada remains bullish due to a growing Canadian economy, the U.S. Canada [...]

Canada and the United States are each others' largest investment partners as well as being the world's largest trading partners. Each country has invested far more in the other than [...]

Canada's New Goods and Services Tax Has Implications for U.S. Exporters One of the Canadian Government's key economic priorities in 1990 is to replace the current Federal Sales Tax (FST) [...]

U.S. exports to Canada are up 27 percent so far in 1984 and should easily exceed $45 billion for the year. Canada is by far the largest U.S. export market. [...]

The United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA) includes the first bilateral investment agreement between the United States and Canada. The Agreement reduces the screening of United States investments in Canada, [...]

The United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has important implications for producers and consumers of energy in the United States and Canada. The FTA now governs energy trade between the [...]