THE MINERAL INDUSTRIES THEIR PRESENT PLACE IN THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF CANADA

CIM Bulletin, 1924

At the last annual meeting of this Institute the programme very properly was drawn up and carried out with the special object of calling attention to the Dominion's position and problems with regard to fuel supplies. That subject, always one of serious concern, was a source of considerable anxiety twelve months ago. It is still so, but in a decidedly less degree than at that time.
Keywords: balance of trade, Canada, Mineral, non-ferrous metals, trade deficit, Canada, Canadian, Development, Developments, Exports, Imports, mineral, minerals, Trade
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