Alabama & Canada: An integrated economy

• 130 Canadian-owned businesses employ 12,450 workers in Alabama
• $3.8 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $3.0 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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One of the largest packaging equipment manufacturers in the world, Premier Tech Systems and Automation, is investing $33 million to construct a new facility in Montgomery for its systems and automation business group. The Québec company is creating its U.S. headquarters to improve the overall experience for American customers — through the design and manufacturing of innovative end-of-line packaging and palletizing solutions that help increase capacity and optimize manufacturing facilities in the nutrition, industrial,
organic and agriculture market sectors.

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Alaska & Canada: An integrated economy

• 44 Canadian-owned businesses employ 4,350 workers in Alaska
• $824 million in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.0 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Anchorage made electric vehicle history by purchasing Alaska’s first commercial electric waste disposal truck. Anchorage’s Solid Waste Services (SWS) partnered with Ontario-based eCamion, Inc. to test an electric vehicle charging station which incorporates a large battery. The Alaska Center for Energy and Power will utilize this pilot project to conduct a performance analysis of the vehicles, which are built by Peterbilt Motors Company, and eCamion’s charging station.

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Arizona & Canada: An integrated economy

• 263 Canadian-owned businesses employ 23,900 workers in Arizona
• $1.4 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.1 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Major airlines WestJet and Air Canada have regular operations out of Arizona’s international airports and bring in over 250,000 passengers a year to the Phoenix area alone. The newest airline adding routes to Arizona is the low-fare Canadian airline, Swoop.

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Arkansas & Canada: An integrated economy

• 74 Canadian-owned businesses employ 4,750 workers in Arkansas
• $2.5 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $2.6 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Vancouver-based Standard Lithium, an innovative technology and lithium development company, installed a Carbon Capture Pilot Plant in southern Arkansas. The plant will assess the viability of capturing CO2 directly from natural gas burning flue-gas streams, and will inform how future production facilities can use technology to minimize CO2 emissions.

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California & Canada: An integrated economy

• 875 Canadian-owned businesses employ 64,650 workers in California
• $20.6 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $23.8 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Nova Bus, headquartered in Québec, is a leading provider of sustainable transportation solutions in North America. The company provides safe, durable, and reliable buses and is also at the forefront of the transition to electromobility. Its transit buses are built in the U.S. and comply with Buy America requirements, and Nova Bus is committed to helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions and positively contributing to a greener economy.

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Colorado & Canada: An integrated economy

• 295 Canadian-owned businesses employ 22,950 workers in Colorado
• $1.7 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $6.2 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Graham Construction, headquartered in Calgary, has expanded into the Colorado market with new offices in the cities of Arvada and Erie. The firm works with the Colorado Department of Transportation and municipalities in designing and building roadways, bridges, wastewater facilities, and power generation—providing critical infrastructure for local communities and regional systems alike.

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Connecticut & Canada: An integrated economy

• 133 Canadian-owned businesses employ 6,050 workers in Connecticut
• $2.1 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $4.2 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Toronto-based Greenfield Global is helping to power advancements in the bioprocessing, gene therapy, and medical device industries by supplying high-quality, reliable pharmaceutical raw materials via its bioprocessing wing in Brookfield.

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Delaware & Canada: An integrated economy

• 86 Canadian-owned businesses employ 26,750 workers in Delaware
• $725 million in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.4 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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For three decades, Delaware’s Ultrachem sold lubricants to customers in many sectors across Canada, making Canada its longest tenured and most significant export destination.

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Canada is Florida’s #1 international purchaser of residential properties, with over $60 billion owned by Canadians

• 546 Canadian-owned businesses employ 50,500 workers in Florida
• $5.3 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $5.8 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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In the fall of 2022, Canada’s manufacturer of business jets, Bombardier, inaugurated a new state-of-the-art aircraft service centre at the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport in Miami-Dade County. The 300,000-square-foot facility providing maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities more than quadruples Bombardier’s current maintenance footprint in Florida and acts as an important hub for Bombardier business aircraft customers in U.S. and Latin American markets.

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Georgia & Canada: An integrated economy

• 380 Canadian-owned businesses employ 47,800 workers in Georgia
• $7.1 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $6.3 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Manitoba-headquartered Price Industries, which conceptualizes, designs and manufactures equipment and components for the non-residential heating, ventilation and air conditioning industry, invested $15 million to establish its second manufacturing plant in metro Atlanta. The company chose Gwinnett County for the base of its U.S operations.

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Hawaii & Canada: An integrated economy

• 51 Canadian-owned businesses employ 1,200 workers in Hawaii
• $18 million in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $113 million in annual imports of goods from Canada

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The Canada-Hawaii relationship is one between friends, neighbors, partners and allies. In the past, over 800,000 Canadians visited the islands each year, contributing up to $1.6 billion to the Hawaiian economy. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian airlines and the State of Hawaii collaborated extensively on health and safety protocols to promote safe travel and ensure the health and well-being of visitors and residents.

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Idaho sells more goods to Canada than to its next five largest foreign markets combined

• 69 Canadian-owned businesses employ 3,300 workers in Idaho
• $1.6 billion in annual exports in goods to Canada
• $1.5 billion in annual imports in goods from Canada

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Canadian-owned companies, including McCain Foods, Cyprus Thompson Creek Min Co, Great American Snacks and Nu-West Minerals, are major contributors to Idaho’s economy. They employ residents in every sector of the economy, pay taxes locally and contribute to the local economy with salary dollars.

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Illinois sells more goods to Canada than to its next three largest foreign markets combined

• 475 Canadian-owned businesses employ 44,050 workers in Illinois
• $23.8 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $68.3 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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In 2022, Canada-based zero-emission vehicle manufacturer Lion Electric Company built its first U.S. plant in Joliet, bringing more clean energy options to the state. In November 2022, this facility produced its first zero-emission LionC school bus. Lion’s new plant will produce 20,000 electric buses and medium- and heavy-duty trucks annually in the $70 million, 900,000-square foot site. This investment will bring 1,400 jobs to the state by 2027.

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Indiana sells more goods to Canada than to its next four largest foreign markets combined

• 200 Canadian-owned businesses employ 27,150 workers in Indiana
• $14.8 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $11.3 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Canadian-owned companies, including Couche-Tard, Multi-Plex, BMO Harris Bank and Weston Foods US, are major contributors to Indiana’s economy. They employ residents in every sector of the economy, pay taxes locally and contribute to the local economy with salary dollars.

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Iowa sells more goods to Canada than to its next two largest foreign markets combined

• 86 Canadian-owned businesses employ 4,200 workers in Iowa
• $5.2 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $4.7 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Des Moines-based EFCO opened its first international location, a sales and manufacturing facility in Ontario. The new facility uses steel milled in both the U.S. and Canada, and ships finished forms to construction sites world-wide.

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Kansas & Canada: An integrated economy

• 102 Canadian-owned businesses employ 11, 700 workers in Kansas
• $2.6 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.9 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Canada and Kansas “fly high” together, thanks to a dynamic trading relationship in aerospace. Bombardier, which operates a Flight Test Center, assembly facilities and aircraft interior completions for several aircraft models in the city. Other notable firms contributing to the aerospace trading relationship include Textron Aviation and Spirit Aerosystems, as well as the numerous manufacturers, suppliers and contractors that support the industry.

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Kentucky sells more goods to Canada than to its next two largest foreign markets combined

• 113 Canadian-owned businesses employ 6,050 workers in Kentucky
• $8.4 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $5.2 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Montreal-based Kruger Packaging is investing $114 million to build the company’s first corrugated box plant in the U.S., eventually employing 150 people in Elizabethtown.

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Louisiana & Canada: An integrated economy

• 124 Canadian-owned businesses employ 8,050 workers in Louisiana
• $4.8 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $3.9 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Canadian National Railway Company (CN) is investing $25 million in Louisiana in 2022, for company-wide decarbonization initiatives and upgrading technology, capacity, rolling stock units
and infrastructure. These investments will power sustainable growth and ensure the continued safe movement of goods in Louisiana and everywhere on CN’s transcontinental network.

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Maine & Canada: An integrated economy

• 97 Canadian-owned businesses employ 7,700 workers in Maine
• $1.8 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $5.7 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Hancock Natural Resource Group Inc., a subsidiary of Manulife Financial Corp. has acquired more than 36,000 hectares of Maine timberland along the border with Quebec. It will use the investment to generate income from selling carbon offsets and harvesting timber.

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Maryland & Canada: An integrated economy

• 195 Canadian-owned businesses employ 9,000 workers in Maryland
• $2.3 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $3.5 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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IKO, a Toronto-based global roofing and building materials manufacturer, held the grand opening of its new, state-of-the-art production facility in Hagerstown in May 2022. The 500,000-square-foot facility is a combination manufacturing site and warehouse and is the company’s first new facility in the northeastern United States since IKO expanded to the U.S. in 1981.

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Massachusetts & Canada: An integrated economy

• 297 Canadian-owned businesses employ 34,300 workers in Massachusetts
• $3.6 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $13.4 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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New Brunswick-based clean tech start up Stash Energy became one of the newest members of Boston-based Greentown Labs — North America’s premier clean tech accelerator.

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Michigan sells more goods to Canada than to its next 14 largest foreign markets combined

• 409 Canadian-owned businesses employ 32,600 workers in Michigan
• $26.3 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $46.0 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Anticipated to be completed in 2024, the Gordie Howe International Bridge is the largest infrastructure project on the Canada–U.S. border and will offer a new transportation choice between Detroit and Windsor and create a direct highway-to-highway connection between I-75 and Canada’s Highway 401

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Minnesota sells more goods to Canada than to its next six largest foreign markets combined

• 254 Canadian-owned businesses employ 29,350 workers in Minnesota
• $9.0 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $17.2 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Minnesota-based General Mills, one of the world’s largest
food companies is committed to advancing regenerative agriculture practices on one million acres of North American farmland by 2030, has launched a multi-year partnership with ALUS Canada to assist oat farmers across Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and North Dakota — the region of North America that provides the oats for Cheerios, Nature Valley, and other leading General Mills brands

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Mississippi & Canada: An integrated economy

• 82 Canadian-owned businesses employ 4,400 workers in Mississippi
• $2.7 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $2.0 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Nutrien AG Solutions, Inc. is the retail division of Nutrien Ltd., a Saskatchewan-based fertilizer company, operating 21 locations across Mississippi, where its holdings include a state-of-the-art fertilizer blending facility in Guntown and a 198-acre research farm in Winterville.

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Missouri sells more goods to Canada than to its next five largest foreign markets combined

• 194 Canadian-owned businesses employ 12,450 workers in Missouri
• $5.7 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $7.5 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Based in Joplin, Liberty Utilities Central Region is the U.S. Midwest’s outpost for Algonquin Power & Utilities Corporation, headquartered in Ontario. Serving over 765,000 customers in 12 states across the U.S., Liberty Utilities provides safe and reliable electric, natural gas, water, and wastewater service to more than 255,000 consumers in Missouri.

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Montana sells more goods to Canada than to its next 10 largest foreign markets combined

• 50 Canadian-owned businesses employ 1,600 workers in Montana
• $827 million in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $7.7 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Mystery Ranch is a Bozeman-based backpack manufacturer, specializing in high-quality equipment for military, hunting, wild outdoors and mountaineering customers. Today, Mystery Ranch also supplies customized backpacks to Canadian Special Forces, ensuring that pack equipment is easy to use, adaptable and durable for any environment or mission.

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Nebraska & Canada: An integrated economy

• 65 Canadian-owned businesses employ 3,550 workers in Nebraska
• $1.9 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.5 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Over 1 billion acres across the U.S. and Canada are farmed annually, and farmers have long known that soil health is a key success factor in agriculture. Deveron helps North American farmers make data-enabled decisions to increase yield and improve their soil health and employs regionally and rurally-based technicians including in Nebraska.

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Over 60% of the Vegas Golden Knights’ hockey team is made up of Canadian players

• 170 Canadian-owned businesses employ 18,050 workers in Nevada
• $1.9 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.8 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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From icons like Cirque du Soleil, Blue Man Group, Drake, Shania Twain, and Celine Dion drawing in crowds on The Strip, to the hockey stars who make the Stanley Cup-winning Vegas Golden Knights one of the NHL’s top teams, Canadians are an intrinsic part of Nevada’s vibrant entertainment industry.

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New Hampshire & Canada: An integrated economy

• 97 Canadian-owned businesses employ 5,150 workers in New Hampshire
• $1.1 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $2.3 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Structural steel manufacturer Canam Group’s Canam Bridges subsidiary in Claremont was sold to a group of investors from Quebec. The operation in Claremont will continue to employ over 130 people.

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New Jersey sells more goods to Canada than to its next three largest foreign markets combined

• 312 Canadian-owned businesses employ 20,750 workers in New Jersey
• $10.0 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $9.6 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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PamTen Software Solutions, headquartered in Princeton, is an award-winning Information Technology solutions company recently which expanded its operations to Montreal, Canada, a key Artifical Intelligence hub that will allow it to continue to grow.

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New Mexico & Canada: An integrated economy

• 66 Canadian-owned businesses employ 2,150 workers in New Mexico
• $194 million in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $473 million in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Montréal-based Boralex Inc., a leader in renewable energy, has acquired EDF Renewables North America’s interest in five operating wind farms located in Texas and New Mexico. EDF Renewables’ interest represents 447 MW of installed capacity.

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New York & Canada: An integrated economy

• 801 Canadian-owned businesses employ 58,750 workers in New York
• $19.7 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $22.9 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Li-Cycle, an Ontario clean tech company founded in 2016, is helping to transition to a carbon-free economy by providing an end-of-life solution for lithium-ion batteries while meeting the rapidly growing demand for critical battery materials. With its innovative Spoke & Hub technologies, Li-Cycle’s closed-loop solution will create a domestic supply of scarce battery-grade materials in a safe and environmentally friendly way.

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North Carolina & Canada: An integrated economy

• 277 Canadian-owned businesses employ 24,100 workers in North Carolina
• $7.5 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $4.8 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Quebec-based Saputo which produces, markets and distributes a wide array of dairy products has purchased two North Carolina, Carolina Aseptic and Carolina Dairy. This acquisition will help Saputo capture the growing demand for aseptic protein beverages and nutritional snacks

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North Dakota & Canada: An integrated economy

• 80 Canadian-owned businesses employ 4,450 workers in North Dakota
• $3.9 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $2.2 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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As part of the Living Laboratories Initiative, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) is partnering with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Long Term Agroecosystem Research Network to research the resilience of agroecosystems and the benefits of implementing new agricultural innovations.

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Ohio sells more goods to Canada than to its next six largest foreign markets combined

• 315 Canadian-owned businesses employ 21,500 workers in Ohio
• $19.7 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $17.1 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Predictions of future expansion for Magna Seating Columbus, which got its start in 2019, have come true. The company’s initial $60 million investment received a boost of $6 million in 2022 in order to expand production of seat structures for the automotive industry. The investment will boost economic activity in the region, adding over 200 workers to the 390 existing jobs in Lancaster.

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Oklahoma sells more goods to Canada than to its next three largest foreign markets combined

• 126 Canadian-owned businesses employ 5,750 workers in Oklahoma
• $2.0 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $9.5 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Since 1979, Canadian Armed Forces personnel have been stationed at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City in support of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). As partners in NORAD, the U.S. and Canada work side-by-side in the defense of North America.

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Oregon & Canada: An integrated economy

• 150 Canadian-owned businesses employ 6,200 workers in Oregon
• $3.4 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $5.5 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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The Portland Winterhawks of the Canadian-based Western Hockey League (WHL) have found new ownership. Saskatchewan natives Kerry Preete and Mike Frank teamed up with U.S.-based businessman Michael Kramer and the National Hockey League (NHL) executive Peter Luukko to purchase the franchise.

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Pennsylvania sells more goods to Canada than to its next four largest foreign markets combined

• 329 Canadian-owned businesses employ 30,300 workers in Pennsylvania
• $13.7 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $14.2 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Nexii Building Solutions Inc. is a Vancouver-based green construction technology company that designs and manufactures sustainable, energy efficient building materials. In an effort to deploy its cost-efficient products throughout the Northeast, a Nexii certified manufacturing plant recently opened in Hazleton creating hundreds of local green jobs, with another opening in Pittsburgh.

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Rhode Island & Canada: An integrated economy

• 40 Canadian-owned businesses employ 1,250 workers in Rhode Island
• $467 million in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.2 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Montréal-based Lightspeed POS Inc., a leading provider of cloud-based, omnichannel commerce platforms, announced December 2020 that they acquired Rhode Island’s Upserve Inc., a leading restaurant management cloud-software company. The acquisition strengthens Lightspeed’s position as
an industry leader with high-performing restaurateurs across the U.S. as those restaurants refine the digital dining experience.

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South Carolina & Canada: An integrated economy

• 176 Canadian-owned businesses employ 18,150 workers in South Carolina
• $4.4 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $3.6 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Vancouver’s Evanesce has opened its first U.S. production facility in Hampton County. Evanesce produces price competitive, 100% plant-based and 100% compostable single-use products including straws, cutlery and take-out containers.

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South Dakota sells more goods to Canada than to its next four largest foreign markets combined

• 32 Canadian-owned businesses employ 2,200 workers in South Dakota
• $1.0 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $717 million in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Rosenbauer America was founded in 1982 in Lyons to build firefighting and emergency vehicles for fire departments across the Midwest. Now the largest fire truck apparatus and emergency response vehicle manufacturer in the world, Rosenbauer ships almost 100 trucks per year to fire stations across Canada.

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Tennessee sells more goods to Canada than to its next two largest foreign markets combined

• 164 Canadian-owned businesses employ 13,850 workers in Tennessee
• $8.6 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $7.5 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Canadian National Railway Company (CN) recently invested about $30 million across Tennessee by way of yard upgrades, replacement of rail and ties, maintenance of bridges, level crossings, culverts and signal systems. These investments will create greater capacity, thus reducing emissions, traffic congestion, accidents, and burden on public transportation infrastructure.

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Texas & Canada: An integrated economy

• 799 Canadian-owned businesses employ 72,000 workers in Texas
• $38.2 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $32.9 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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1PointFive is a joint venture between Texas-based Occidental Petroleum and Canada-based Carbon Engineering, currently building out facilities to pull carbon dioxide from the air and store the gas underground to support the carbon reduction targets of the airline industry.

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Utah & Canada: An integrated economy

• 112 Canadian-owned businesses employ 4,350 workers in Utah
• $1.7 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $3.0 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Famous for romantic routes that wind across Western Canada’s breathtaking landscapes, the Rocky Mountaineer train has found its first stop in America. The luxury operator treats customers to views that are often only accessible via rail, with its first route in the United States stretching across the picturesque U.S. Mountain West Region to connect Denver, Colorado to Moab, Utah.

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Vermont sells more goods to Canada than to its next two largest foreign markets combined

• 69 Canadian-owned businesses employ 2,750 workers in Vermont
• $777 million in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $2.8 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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In September 2021, Canada’s iSun Energy announced the acquisition of Vermont’s SunCommon to create a regional full-service solar installation leader servicing the residential, commercial, industrial and utility-scale markets including solar electric vehicle charging. The acquisition resulted in over 200 new Vermont-based employees at iSun.

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Virginia & Canada: An integrated economy

• 261 Canadian-owned businesses employ 16,550 workers in Virginia
• $3.5 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $2.8 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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CGI, with its U.S. headquarters in Fairfax, is among the largest IT and business consulting services firms in the world with operations in hundreds of locations across the globe. In communities across the U.S., CGI innovators pursue bold new solutions. By harnessing emerging technologies, agile methodologies and embedded teams, CGI takes on the toughest challenges to help their clients emerge transformed

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Washington & Canada: An integrated economy

• 440 Canadian-owned businesses employ 25,250 workers in Washington
• $9.6 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $22.9 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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SHARC Energy, a Vancouver-based Canadian clean energy company, brought its clean energy opportunity to Washington-based Coastline Equipment. Coastline Equipment anticipates adding 20-30 staff, as SHARC systems become a leader on the world stage of clean energy innovation.

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West Virginia & Canada: An integrated economy

• 39 Canadian-owned businesses employ 1,400 workers in West Virginia
• $1.5 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.8 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Canadian-owned GreenPower Motor Company Inc., a leading manufacturer and distributor of zero-emission, electric-powered, medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, will be manufacturing zero-emission, all-electric school buses in its newly-acquired 9.5-acre manufacturing facility in South Charleston.

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Wisconsin sells more goods to Canada than to its next five largest foreign markets combined

• 174 Canadian-owned businesses employ 22,150 workers in Wisconsin
• $8.6 billion in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $6.1 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) is a non-profit organization that delivers a nine-month objectives-based program for massively scalable, seed-stage, science- and technology-based companies, allowing entrepreneurs to increase their likelihood of success. Founded in 2012 at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management, the program has expanded to three schools in the U.S. including the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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Wyoming sells more goods to Canada than to its next two largest foreign markets combined

• 41 Canadian-owned businesses employ 650 workers in Wyoming
• $394 million in annual exports of goods to Canada
• $1.1 billion in annual imports of goods from Canada

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Calgary-based TransAlta Renewables, Canada’s largest wind operator, purchased Wyoming Wind in 2013. Though the company has had a U.S. presence for nearly 20 years, the 144 MW facility is the company’s first wind project in the U.S. TransAlta owns five U.S. plants that can produce more than 1,500 MW of reliable energy from coal, hydro, solar and wind.

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