Canadian Trade Commissioner Service - Quebec and Nunavut
Contact information
To find a Trade Commissioner in Quebec and Nunavut, select an office:
Trade Commissioners in Quebec and Nunavut
Quebec and Nunavummiut companies face a variety of challenges as they pursue international business opportunities. Trade commissioners at our offices in Quebec can help you save time and money by providing expert advice, and connecting you with an unparalleled network of contacts to meet your needs at home and abroad.
Sectors
Our team can provide your business with trade, investment and innovation opportunities.
We focus on the following sectors:
- Aerospace
- Automotive and Transportation
- CleanTech
- Defence and Security
- Information Communication Technologies (ICT)
- Infrastructure, Building Products and related services
- Life Sciences
Contact our team in Montreal and Quebec City for more information.
Get to know your Trade Commissioner in Quebec
Maintaining an ongoing relationship with your Trade Commissioner is crucial to maximizing your global potential. He or she will develop a first-hand understanding of your business, whenever possible, by meeting with you in person or visiting your facilities. When a foreign buyer asks about a Canadian supplier of products or services, or a global opportunity arises, your Trade Commissioner will think of your organization and what it can offer.
We can also introduce you to contacts in other federal, provincial, or municipal government agencies or organizations depending on the nature of your request.
Tell us about your company. Be specific about your business needs. Your Trade Commissioner can help:
- Determine if you are internationally competitive
- Decide on a target market
- Collect market and industry information
- Improve your international business strategy
- Connect you to international opportunities
- Introduce you to our network of trade commissioners around the world.
Our service commitment to you
We understand the sensitivity of your business information and will hold it in the strictest possible confidence, outside of exceptional circumstances. However, certain information, including that related to the commission or possible commission of offences under Canadian law, may be disclosed to law enforcement or other authorities.
