Canada and India Geography and Trade Relations

Geography

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
Main Body.......................................................................................................................................3
background of canada geography................................................................................................3
background of India geography...................................................................................................3
Canada and India relation............................................................................................................3
Team Canada mission and human rights.....................................................................................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFRENCES...................................................................................................................................8
Books and Journal........................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Geography is the field or History of the particular places and the connection among the
individuals and their culture. Geographers of the countries or any places explore the physical
properties of the earth area and the human societies which is spread across it. This report is going
to study about the Canada and India geography and their connections between their economic
factors and between their Trade Sector (Rushvi, Charmy and Narendra, 2016). Canada is
approximately 9,984,670 square kilometer. The India is approximately 3,287,263 square
kilometer. Also, This report is going to study about the Canada machines and their human rights.
Main Body
background of canada geography
The country Canada has a very wide Geography which occupies much of the continent of
the North America. Canada sharing the land borders with the United States to the south and the
United State Of The Alaska to the north west ( Harrington, 2018.). Canada is the company which
features with black and blue lakes and with several rivers and western mountains and Eastern
valleys. Canada represent the northern half which was assembled from Continental fragments
through the procedure of plate tectonics.
background of India geography
India is the country which lies on the Indian Plate. The country India is situated north of
the equator among 8*4 north to 37*6 North latitude and 68*7 east to 97*25 East longitude. The
historical background of India is comes with the birth of the Indus valley civilization.
Canada and India relation
Canada and India connections are also advert to as Indo-Canadian connections which are
bilateral connections in 2009. Bilateral connection among the India and Canada was it about
dollar 4.14 billion ( Vahabi and Wong, 2017). According to the Canada government these
connections are building upon a mutual commitment of the both country. Since the India is
independent country and the Canada has recognize the country with a major power and
possibilities in Asia which is very crucial in maintaining or handling the balance of the power in
that region. The country Canada involvement with the Commonwealth of British laid the
foundation for bilateral connections among the Canada and India. The strongest culture and
political ties among the India and Canada are Stronger by raising the network of official
conversation and agreements of working teams and understanding ( Mills and Rutherford, 2016).
The Canada and India take pleasure in a partnership which is very powerful and strategic that is
underpaid by the ministerial dialogues which are the trade and investment foreign policies and
energy. In the country India the Canada is represented by the high commission of Canada in the
city of New Delhi. And in the Canada the India is represented by a high commission in Ottawa
and by consulates in Toronto and Vancouver.