This industry profile provides a five-year forecast for Canada’s Transportation and Warehousing Industry.
Canada’s Transportation and Warehousing Industry: Canadian Industrial Profile Autumn 2010
Canada’s Transportation and Warehousing Industry: Canadian Industrial Profile Autumn 2010
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- International trade—International trade activity has rebounded and is expected to continue growing along with the economic recovery, boosting demand for transportation services.
- Exchange rate—The strong Canadian dollar increases the relative cost of Canadian goods and resources and makes Canada a relatively expensive destination for travellers.
- Fuel prices—Transportation companies enjoyed reduced fuel prices during the recession, but the lull is over. Prices are rising again, boosting costs.
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