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Economic DevelopmentEconomic DevelopmentWheat farming industry was boomingin the prairie provinces. EspeciallySaskatchewan.
Pulp and Paper Industry was booming:Pulp and Paper Industry was booming: Especially in Nova Scotia and British ColumbiaEspecially in Nova Scotia and British Columbia
Americans needed are trees for all their newspapersAmericans needed are trees for all their newspapers
Mining Industry was booming:Mining Industry was booming: Especially in: Ontario, Quebec and Northern Manitoba.Especially in: Ontario, Quebec and Northern Manitoba. Copper In ManitobaCopper In Manitoba Nickel in Sudbury Nickel in Sudbury Lead and Zinc in B.C Lead and Zinc in B.C American industry needed American industry needed Canadian minerals Canadian minerals
Hydroelectric Power Industry was booming:Hydroelectric Power Industry was booming:
Especially in Quebec & OntarioEspecially in Quebec & Ontario Niagara Falls became the 2Niagara Falls became the 2ndnd biggest biggest
supplier in the worldsupplier in the world
Energy needed forEnergy needed for new appliancesnew appliances
Oil & Gas Industry is booming:Oil & Gas Industry is booming:
Especially in AlbertaEspecially in Alberta Demand for gas and oil to fuel automobiles Demand for gas and oil to fuel automobiles Known as "black Gold"Known as "black Gold" U.S. Investment $ poured into the development of oil U.S. Investment $ poured into the development of oil
resourcesresources
The 1920s started American The 1920s started American ownership of Canadian raw ownership of Canadian raw materials materials
The Canadian government wanted to The Canadian government wanted to protect Canadian Companies by protect Canadian Companies by taxing American products.taxing American products.
Branch Plant EconomyBranch Plant Economy
Tariffs or Taxes
$100 product
Cost $125 with tariffs
In order to protect Canadian industry aTariff is placed on
U.S. products
Canadian companiessurvive against bigger
U.S. competition