Canada's future outlook is one of prosperity, innovation, and economic and social progression, except for some obstacles that Canada may face. These obstacles include solving our over-dependence on the United States, Canada's trade patterns, investment in our technology sector and lastly and most importantly the implementation of the Kyoto protocol. These obstacles are not difficult to overcome, and with some careful planning, and a serious investment of time and money, Canada can find a viable solution.

When examining the economic infrastructure of Canada, one major flaw stands out clearly. This flaw is Canada's reliance on the United States, as a large part of our gross domestic product. This relationship with our closest neighbour, if left unchecked can leave Canada in a vulnerable position. In 2001 our exports to the United States equalled a whopping 414,638.2 million dollars, and our imports from the US totalled 350,622.7 million dollars. Trade with the United...