After a collapse in energy prices crimped Canadian exports to start 2016, their recovery resulted in December export growth of 0.8%. This resulted in Canada recording its second consecutive monthly trade surplus with the world and was the third consecutive monthly increase in exports.
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Disintegrative Trade?
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