CANADIAN TRADE
RECORD ESTABLISHED REPRESENTATIVES ABROAD OTTAWA. Jan. 27. The growth of Canada’s foreign trade, which reached a record total of 4,200,000.000 dollars in 1946 and is expected .to exceed that figure this year, is attributed in part by departmental officials to the policy of establishing embassies and trade commissioners abroad. They instance the case of Mexico, where an Embassy was established in 1944. Canada three years ago was the forty-first on the list of nations buying from Mexico and twentieth on the list of those selling to Mexico. Now she is fifth and fourth resDectively.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22243, 31 January 1947, Page 6
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