81. Sierra Club Of Canada within the Country’s international trade policies; including Tools and Information for Activists trade and Environment a partner in the canadian Alliance on http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/programs/sustainable-economy/trade-environment

Transition to a Sustainable Economy International Program Trade and Environment Ecological Fiscal Reform Protecting Biodiversity Sign up for SCC's Green Gazette e-newsletter Home Programs Sustainable-Economy International Trade and the Environment The relationship between trade and environment has been a topic of discussion for many years. The focus has been the implications of environmental policies on international trade. The GATT Secretariat first expressed this concern in 1971, through the document called Industrial Pollution Control and International Trade . At that time, there was fear for environmental policies to become a form of protectionism. In 1992, the importance of trade for sustainable development emerged. Environment and multilateral trade systems were linked in 1994 through the Marrakesh Agreement, placing environment within the objectives of the WTO (established 1995). The objective of a trading system is the liberalisation of markets through regional (FTAA) or global (WTO) agreements. It is also argued that trade has a potential to be a source for financing development through trade-related income generation and foreign direct investment. This would translate into economic growth and a source of employment, contributing to poverty reduction and thus contribute to environmental conservation. Therefore, trade can be a promising economic activity for sustainable development. However, its rules can have a severe impact on environmental policies and undermine labour standards. We continue to lobby government to make trade and environment mutually supportive.

82. The Canadian Chamber Of Commerce - International Trade Business and Industry Advisory Committee Canada Customs and Revenue Agency canadian international Development Agency canadian trade Commissioner Service http://www.chamber.ca/main.asp?id=292

83. Research Centers: Canada-U.S. Trade Center (CUSTAC), State University Of New Yor Other web sites for information include international trade Administration, Statistics Canada, and canadian Embassies and Consulates. Education. http://www.geog.buffalo.edu/custac/

Department of Geography College of Arts and Sciences State University of New York at Buffalo CANADA-UNITED STATES TRADE CENTER Dr. Alan D. MacPherson Director, Chair of Geography and Professor   Dr. James E. McConnell , Associate Director and Professor 111 Wilkeson Quadrangle, Ellicott Complex, Box 610023, Buffalo, NY 14261-0023 Telephone: (716) 645-2299 ext.42, Fax: (716) 645-2329, Email: dbanach@acsu.buffalo.edu What is the Canada-United States Trade Center? The University at Buffalo, in keeping with its role as a catalyst for the educational and economic resurgence of the Western New York Community, established the Canada-United States Trade Center (CUSTAC) in 1988. Developments in Canadian-US relations, which are reflected in part by the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), have created expanded opportunities for research, scholarship, and public service. As a major U.S. research and educational institution located near the economic and demographic heartland of Canada, the University at Buffalo is uniquely positioned to assume a leadership role in the establishment and management of a center devoted to the study of Canada-U.S. economic interactions. For information on current activities, please go to our Current Research and Other Activities page.

84. Canadian Institute Of International Affairs - Links Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Department of canadian Heritage. Department of Foreign Affairs and international trade (DFAIT). DFAIT Publications. http://www.ciia.org/links.htm

About Us Links Contact Us Search: About the Institute National Office Branches Membership ... Contact Us Links Like most sites on the Internet this page is constantly being updated. Check it every few weeks to see what new sources our library has found. Don't forget that many of the sites listed below also have more links you can explore. These sites do not necessarily reflect the views of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs. If you have any useful addresses you would like to add to this page then please send the reference to mailbox@ciia.org Main Index Conferences and Meetings Government: Canadian, American and Foreign Sites International Law International, Multinational and Non-governmental Organizations ... Jobs / Employment in International Affairs Conferences and Meetings The Couchiching Conference on National and International Issues Relevant to Canadians Conference Calendar on International Relations and Security Delegation to International Organizations Conference (Brigham Young University) G8 Kananaskis Summit Canada June 26, 27 2002

85. World Trade, Export And Import Leads: FITA.org International Business MISERtrade Foreign trade Database Extensive databases of international trade data compiled by Latin American canadian exports imports; Japanese exports http://www.fita.org/trade_info.html

@import "css/layout.css"; OTHER LANGUAGES Search This Site: Advanced Search Search Tips Highlights PIERS Trade Power Search allows you to search millions of U.S. import and export recors. Click here for more information. Globalspeak has assembled a library of video Webcasts by leaders in the international trade community. Click here to watch, listen and learn The FITA International Trade Web Resources is an index of more than 7000 International Trade Web Resources helpful to international trade professionals worldwide. Enterweb granted this resource its 4 Star Award and declared, "The FITA index of web resources is just amazing." Take a look The FITA Directory of International Trade Associations in North America lists most of the international trade related business organizations in North America. The FITA Directory of Export Management Companies is the only directory of its kind on the Internet. Manufacturers can use it to find expert and experienced companies to help them enter export markets. The FITA Calendar of Trade Shows is the largest database of trade shows in the world.

86. Encyclopedia: List Of Canadian Ministers For International Trade Sports. Transportation. Updated May 06, 2004. Encyclopedia List of canadian Ministers for international trade. canadian Ministers for international trade http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/List-of-Canadian-Ministers-for-Internat

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87. Ontario Facts - International Trade In 2003 total Ontario international exports stood at C$189.3 billion, amounting to close to 50 per cent of total canadian exports. Total Ontario trade. http://www.2ontario.com/facts/fact04.asp

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88. Team Canada - Links canadian international Merchandise trade Statistics. canadian trade Associations. A Department of Foreign Affairs and international trade site. http://www.tcm-mec.gc.ca/links-en.asp

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89. Trade Activities - ITAC Ontario's International Program is Brazil s international trade fair for food industry technology and solutions. Contact Marcio Francesquine, Business Development Officer, canadian Consulate http://www.itacontario.com/internat/tr-activity.htm

TRADE ACTIVITIES Canada Africa Asia Australia/New Zealand ... FITA CANADA Canadian Government Trade Shows/Events http://exportsource.ca/gol/exportsource/interface.nsf/engdocBasic/4.3.html Export USA Calendar of Events (formerly NEBS) http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/can-am/export/ On-Line Trade Missions AFRICA brodie@consultant.com . Visit the event website at: http://www.aitecafrica.com/act2004/ ASIA June 14, 2004 - Government of Canada ICT Partnering Forum - Singapore Information and Communications Technology (ICT) firms looking for partners or financing from sources in the Asia-Pacific region should sign up now to participate in the Canadian ICT Partnering Forum at CommunicAsia and Broadcast Asia, the Asian international ICT exhibition and conference. Organized and funded by International Trade Canada (ITCan), Industry Canada, the Trade Section of the Canadian High Commission in Singapore and the Southeast Asia Virtual ICT Team, the forum will provide participating Canadian firms with an opportunity to address and meet with key financial and business leaders from Singapore and elsewhere in the region. Contact: Neil Swain, Trade Commissioner, Southeast Asia Division, International Trade Canada, Tel: (613) 992-0959, E-mail: neil.swain@dfait-maeci.gc.ca

90. Government Of Canada Programs: Overview The first DFAIT programs in support of canadian Studies were established over 25 Division of the Department of Foreign Affairs and international trade (DFAIT). http://www.iccs-ciec.ca/pages/5_govprogs/a_overview.html

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91. Irwin Law Inc. - Essentials Of Canadian Law - International Trade Law Essentials of canadian Law home essentials of canadian law international trade law. international trade Law by Jon R. Johnson http://www.irwinlaw.com/books.cfm?view=book&pub_id=7&series_id=1

92. Safelane YMAAP) YMAAP is a joint initiative of Mines Action Canada, the canadian Red Cross and the Department of Foreign Affairs and international trade (DFAIT) Mine http://www.mines.gc.ca/menu-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Ottawa Convention Status Report Canadian Landmine Fund Annual Report 2002-2003 ( html PDF Government of Canada Speeches on Landmines Government of Canada News Releases on Landmines Release of the 2002-2003 Report on the Canadian Landmine Fund Download a copy of the 2002-2003 Report on the Canadian Landmine Fund ( html PDF Celebrate Canadian Landmine Awareness Week Canadian Landmine Awareness Week (CLAW) March 1 - March 7, 2004, is an annual civil society initiative which marks the anniversary of the entry into force of the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel landmines (March 1, 1999) and highlights the contributions of Canadians to global mine action efforts. This year marks the fifth anniversary of the entry into force and the theme for this year's CLAW festivities is "Let's cross landmines off the global ' to-do ' list!". Numerous events, organized primarily by Mines Action Canada (MAC), a coalition of over 40 Canadian NGOs and the Canadian affiliate of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning International Campaign to Ban Landmines, are taking place across Canada to further engage public support for this important humanitarian imperative. Typically, there are over activities and events held in approximately cities across Canada each week. To coincide with this year's festivities, the Government of Canada will release the 2002-2003 Report on the Canadian Landmine Fund, the most comprehensive account of the Canada's commitment to mine action available. For more information about CLAW, please visit MACs website at

93. Canadian Embassy In Egypt International Trade Disclaimer The Department of Foreign Affairs and international trade and the canadian Embassy in Egypt do not guarantee the accuracy of information available http://www.canada-eg.com/english/trade.html

94. Forest Management Practices In Canada As An International Trade Issue expertise, providing information on the state of canadian forests and marketplace, and monitoring potential infringements to international trade rules and the http://www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/cfs-scf/national/what-quoi/po-govresp_e.html

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... NRCan Home Who We Are Our Role Our People What We Do Science Programs Policy National ... Publications Where We Are Our Centres Headquarters Who We Work With Our Partners Forest Management Practices in Canada as an International Trade Issue Government Response to the Final Report of the Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs, Northern Development and Natural Resources Tabled in the House of Commons by Honorable Ralph Goodale, Minister of Natural Resources, October 2001 INTRODUCTION The Government of Canada has carefully considered the report of the Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs, Northern Development and Natural Resources entitled Forest Management Practices in Canada as an International Trade Issue (Final Report) adopted on May 11, 2001. The Standing Committee began its study in 1998, wanting to learn about the connection between Canada's forest management practices and the export of our forest products. An interim report focussed on issues identified by British Columbia, with a second phase examining issues in Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick. In addition, the Committee heard from 43 individuals from 20 organizations, which included government, labour, and industry, as well as Aboriginal and environmental groups. Of the ten recommendations made by the Committee, five directly pertain to the potential role for the Government in forest certification. The remaining five call for federal action in supporting forest research and development, marketing Canadian scientific expertise, providing information on the state of Canadian forests and forestry practices, delivering that information to the international marketplace, and monitoring potential infringements to international trade rules and the potential emergence of non-tariff trade barriers.

95. LLRX.com Resource Center - Comparative And Foreign Law annotates the major Web sources of canadian law, including com Research Center China laws, government and trade. WashLaw Web Foreign and international Law. http://www.llrx.com/comparative_and_foreign_law.html

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96. DBIC Enorsements - Canadian Minister For Internaional Trade international trade would like to welcome all readers of this guide. The Honourable Art Eggleton canadian Minister for international trade. http://www.dbic.com/intrade.html

The most significant portion of this Web site is the guide - How To Successfully Do Business With Canadians . The Canadian Minister for International Trade would like to welcome all readers of this guide. The Honourable Art Eggleton Canadian Minister for International Trade I encourage readers of "How To Successfully Do Business With Canadians" to use the information in these pages to explore business opportunities in Canada. you will find in this country a highly-appealing business environment among the best in the world. Canada's is one of the world's most open economies. This country has been a leader in seeking freer trade and improved access for investment bilaterally, regionally through the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and globally through the World Trade Organization (WTO). We Continue to press at all levels for further improvements in international trading and investment rules so that goods, services, and investment can flow more freely. In the end, that means more jobs and growth, both in Canada and abroad. To outside exporters and investors, Canada offers one of the fastest-growing economies among G-7 countries. Exports lead this rapid growth. Our exports are increasing in all major world markets and they are spread across such major, value-added sectors as industrial goods, machinery and equipment, and automotive products as well as in more traditional sectors such as forestry products.

97. Association Of Canadian Distillers - On The Issues: Canadian Whiskey And Interna seeks to ensure that the standard of identity for canadian Whisky is through the federal Departments of Foreign Affairs and international trade, and alliances http://www.canadiandistillers.com/eng/OntheIssues/trade.htm

Position In order to enhance its place as a vitally important Canadian exporter, the distilled spirits industry requires a more level domestic playing field. International competitiveness is critical for export success, and a healthy domestic market is essential to the distilled spirits industry's ability to compete. Therefore, it is incumbent upon the industry and governments to work together to ensure the survival of the distilled spirits industry in Canada. The Association of Canadian Distillers [ACD] wishes to work with governments to ensure that the viability of the industry both domestically and internationally is maintained. Distilled Spirits Exports Facts The spirits sector of the beverage alcohol industry has been the most aggressive in developing export sales. The distilled spirits industry generated $558 million in export sales of Canadian Whisky principally to the United States but increasingly to other markets in 1998. As Canada's unique spirits beverage product, Canadian Whisky is appreciated world-wide. The ACD is committed to having this important product recognized as Canada's own "appellation" distilled spirits product. Canadian Whisky is already recognized as distinctive to Canada by the United States, Australia, Switzerland and Mexico.

98. International Trade Forum - The Quarterly Magazine Of The International Trade Ce Uniquely Slovenia Draws on canadian Expertise international trade Forum Page 15 Can the successes achieved by the Uniquely BC Creative http://www.tradeforum.org/news/fullstory.php/aid/415/Uniquely_Slovenia_Draws_on_

Current Issue (1/04) Home Editorial ITC's 40th Anniversary ... Back Issues Uniquely Slovenia Draws on Canadian Expertise International Trade Forum Page 15 Can the successes achieved by the Uniquely B.C. Creative Arts Show and the Uniquely Canada Show be transferred to a developing or transition country? The experience of Slovenia, whose trade officials hired Barbara Mowat and her team to help them prepare to showcase local crafts internationally, suggests the model is indeed transferable. Peter Hulm interviewed Zdenka Kovac, director of Slovenia’s Small Business Development Centre (PCMG), about the origins of the First Uniquely Slovenia Gift Show held in Los Angeles, California, in July 2001. Interview by Peter Hulm Q You took over a Canadian model for helping small businesses to market themselves internationally. How did this work out in Slovenia? A We were a little bit tired of training programmes that were based mainly on general principles of marketing, and I believe small businesses in Slovenia were tired of that as well. So when, just by chance, we identified the Uniquely B.C. programme that has been successful in Canada, we decided within the Government that we were going to try it in Slovenia. That is the first important lesson: a critical number of people in government has to take this decision and this risk. Q What was the next challenge?

99. Department Of Foreign Affairs And International Trade http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/menu-e.asp

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100. EnviReform Website, University Of Toronto To equip Canadians to participate in shaping international trade and finance regimes that enhance environmental quality, social cohesion and sustainable development at home and abroad http://www.envireform.utoronto.ca

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