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Why you should invest in canada - investment opportunities in Canada
By overall area, Canada is the world's second-largest country. From the Atlantic to the Pacific, and northward into the Arctic Ocean, the country's ten provinces and three territories stretch. Following the Confederation of three British North American colonies in 1867, Canada became a federal dominion. Canada, after Russia, is the world's second-largest country in terms of total area (including its waterways). From the Atlantic to the Arctic, the country covers 9,984,670 kilometers (3,855,100 miles).

With a coastline that runs for 243,042 kilometers, Canada has a vast maritime geography. According to the World Economic Forum, Canada has the world's 13th most competitive economy. With both domestic and international workers, it has one of the best-educated workforces in the world. Canada is also America's neighbor, resulting in increased cross-border trade. Foreign investors have historically played a critical role in providing the necessary funds to help Canada realize its economic potential.

Canada led all G7 countries in economic growth from 2003 to 2012. If the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement enters effect, foreign investors will have unparalleled access to both NAFTA and the EU. The UNCTAD's World Investment Report for 2021: In 2020, Canada received 24 billion dollars in foreign direct investment, down from 48 billion dollars in 2019. Canada's most important investment partners are the United States and the European Union. These investments are mostly focused on manufacturing, mining, and hydrocarbons.

In both the ICA and the Company Law of Canada, a foreign investor is described as a human or legal person who does not have Canadian residence. Under the Investment Canada Act, foreign investors have the right to purchase Canadian businesses. Foreign investment legislation in Canada allows for the purchase of assets. Several times, Canada has been named the best country in the world to do business in. Canada has one of the world's largest oil reserves, second only to the Middle Eastern countries. Dividends paid by Canadian businesses are higher than those paid by businesses in similarly developed countries.

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