What is Canada's pillar industry!

There are six categories of pillar industries in Canada, namely, high-tech industry, developed service industry, primary manufacturing industry, manufacturing industry, resource industry and agriculture. Canada is rich in natural resources and developed in high technology. It belongs to one of the developed countries in the world.

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Due to its rich natural resources and highly developed science and technology, Canada has become one of the countries with the highest living standard, the richest society and the most developed economy in the world.

Canada is the second country to legalize marijuana after Uruguay. It is also one of the largest diamond producers in the world. ? Canada ranks among the best in education, government transparency, social freedom, quality of life and economic freedom.

At the same time, Canada is also a member of G-8, G-20, NATO, United Nations, la Francophonie, World Trade Organization and other international organizations.

First, resources.

Vast territory, rich in forest and mineral resources. There are more than 60 minerals, mainly potassium, uranium, tungsten, cadmium, nickel and lead. Crude oil reserves rank third in the world, second only to Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, and 97% of them exist in the form of oil sands. The proven oil sands crude oil reserves are 654.38+073.2 billion barrels, accounting for 865.438+0% of the global proven oil sands reserves.

The forest area is more than 400 million hectares (ranking third in the world, second only to Russia and Brazil), and the timber forest area is 2.86 million square kilometers, accounting for 44% and 29% of the land area respectively; The total timber volume is about 654.38+0.9 billion cubic meters. About 890 thousand square kilometers are covered by fresh water, and sustainable fresh water resources account for 7% of the world.

Second, industry.

In 20 17, the total manufacturing output value 18 172 billion Canadian dollars, accounting for 9.8% of the GDP, and the number of employees16.94 million, accounting for 9.4% of the national employed population. The total output value of the construction industry is 65.438+025.35 billion Canadian dollars, accounting for 6.8% of the GDP, and there are 65.438+03850 employees, accounting for 7.7% of the national employed population.

Third, agriculture and animal husbandry.

In 20 17, the total output value of agriculture, forestry and fishery was 27.45 billion Canadian dollars, accounting for 1.5% of GDP. Mainly planting wheat, barley, flax, oats, rape, corn, pasture and other crops. Cultivated land accounts for about 16% of the national territory, of which 68 million hectares, accounting for 7.4% of the national territory.

Canada has a developed fishery, with 75% of its fishery products exported, making it the largest exporter of fishery products in the world. Canada legalized the possession and use of marijuana as a hobby on June 7, 2018/kloc-0.

The Canadian government allows each adult to hold up to 30 grams of dry marijuana, and individual families can grow up to 4 cannabis plants except in some areas. If it is sold to a minor, it will face a maximum imprisonment of 14 years. ?

Fourth, the service industry

20 17 output value12,336.8 billion Canadian dollars, accounting for 66.5% of GDP in that year, and the number of employees142.47 million, accounting for 78.8% of the total labor force in that year.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) tourism

In 20 17, the tourism revenue was about 85.6 billion Canadian dollars, and it received about 20.85 million foreign tourists. The main tourist cities are Vancouver, Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and Quebec City.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Canada

Baidu Encyclopedia-Canadian Economy