Wholesaling market in Canada

offset, pipeline, aircraft, automotive parts, beer, books, building material, building materials, cars, clothing, computer equipment, consumer goods, crude oil, department stores, etail, farm machinery, fresh fruit, fresh vegetable, fruit, fruit, general merchandise stores, grocery, grocery stores, hotel, household furnishing, jewellery, liquor, make-up, natural gas, oil prices, passenger cars, petroleum, pharmaceutical, railroad, railway, restaurant, restaurant, restaurants, restaurants, roofing, service stations, software, sporting goods, supermarkets, telephone services, tobacco products, tourism, vegetable, wholesale, wholesalers,

overview friday march 26 1999 continued on page 2 exports have a strong start this year fter having remained stable for two months to grow in january 1 attaining value of 28 9 billion the united states particular their rapid growth 5 thanks robust american economy low interest rates and lowest rate unemployment years following significant increase marked decline imports trade balance went from 6 revised december 7 highest level reached since february 1997 most sectors registered an but machinery equipment sector contributed overall given numerous international sales contracts awarded canadian manufacturers there were shipments new aircraft helicopters europe increased television telecommunications recovery computers other tools also played part u due notable