Canada’s economy is unique with a 40:60 private to public job ratio and also because the service industry employs ¾ of Canadians.
The economy of Canada has a GDP of 1.6 trillion because of its great contributions from Services, industry and agriculture they also have a debt of $582 CAD.
The Service industry is very dominant in Canada but some other important parts are transport, timber, paper products, minerals, natural gas and minerals such as gold.
The US is a major export to Canada, collecting mostly motor parts, plastics, aircraft, telecommunications equipment, chemicals, fertilizers, wood pulp, timber, crude petroleum, natural gas, and aluminum.
The main export partners of Canada are US, China, Japan, Mexico, India, and South Korea.
Canada also spent a lot on imports, 547.874 billion to be precise, collecting mostly machinery and equipment, crude oil, chemicals, motor vehicles and parts, electricity, and durable consumer goods.
Canada mainly gets its goods from the US, China, Mexico, Germany, Japan, the UK, and South Korea.
There are some challenges though like them being over reliant on natural goods and this has had an effect on the environment like decline of animals and forests.