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The United States relies on Canada for:
1.Crude Oil & Petroleum Products – Canada is the largest supplier of crude oil to the U.S., accounting for around half of total U.S. oil imports.
2.Natural Gas – A major energy source for heating and electricity, with extensive pipeline networks connecting the two countries.
3.Automobiles & Auto Parts – Canada is a key supplier of vehicles and components, supporting the North American auto industry.
4.Electricity – Some U.S. regions, especially in the Northeast and Midwest, import significant amounts of hydroelectric power from Canada.
5.Lumber & Wood Products – Canadian softwood lumber is essential for U.S. construction and homebuilding.
6.Aluminum & Steel – Canada is one of the largest suppliers of aluminum and steel, used in manufacturing, construction, and defense industries.
7.Agricultural Products – Wheat, canola, beef, pork, and seafood (especially lobster and salmon) are major food imports.
8.Minerals & Metals – Canada supplies key minerals like potash (used in fertilizers), uranium (for nuclear power), and nickel (for batteries and stainless steel).
Hope this helps!
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