Did You Know? Albertans enjoy access to doors, windows, dog

and cat food, and airplanes thanks to the Sunflower State!

Our trade relationship benefits us both. On any given day, Kansans are purchasing lumber, crude petroleum and radar apparatuses from Alberta.

Kansas and Alberta:Strong Partners, Trusted Neighbours

Kansas’ top exports to Alberta ($USD)

Metal and machinery manufacturing:

$220 million

General manufacturing: $205 million

Electrical manufacturing: $120 million

Professional services: $25 million

Oil, gas, and mining: $20 million

Distribution of Kansas Exports to Alberta

Kansas – Alberta trade ($USD)

Bilateral trade: $2.94 billion

Kansas exports to Alberta: $635 million

Kansas imports from Alberta:

$2.31 billion

10,580 Kansas jobs are supported by trade with Alberta.

∙ 84,100 Kansas jobs are supported by trade with Canada overall.

Alberta is Kansas’ second largest export market in Canada, and Canada

is Kansas’ largest export market overall.

Generalmanufacturing

32%

Electricalmanufacturing

19%

Oil, gas, and

mining 3%

Metal and machinery

manufacturing

35%

Professional services 4%

Other7%

Source: Trade Data Online (Statistics Canada), adjusted for port of entry (Government of Alberta), 2011-2014 average.

Valid as of Fall 2018

952,820 U.S. jobs are supported by trade with Alberta

Source: Alberta REMI Model – Government of Albertause of model supplied by Regional Economic Models, Inc.

For more information contact The Alberta Office in Washington D.C.

Phone: 202-448-6475

Website: www.investalberta.ca/washington-dc

@ABintheUSA

10,580 jobs are supported by trade with

Alberta

Alberta Company Snapshot: Stantec

Stantec is an engineering design and delivery firm headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta and

maintains more than 400 offices worldwide, including one in Kansas City, Kansas. Stantec

specializes in 21 different markets, from residential to retail and from water to oil and

gas. The company’s main objective is to balance innovation, creativity, and community to advance

the quality of life in locations across the globe. The Kansas City office focuses on water resources,

hydraulic modeling, and geographic information systems, and also provides landscape architecture

and urban design services that help encourage interaction with natural and built environments.