We’re proud to introduce a truly unique investment newsletter especially designed for U.S. residents who want to invest in one of the world’s most exciting countries: Canada.

For the past several years, blue-chip Canadian stocks have outperformed the S&P 500 by a wide margin, aided by the rapid rise of the Canadian dollar which appreciated almost 17% against the U.S. dollar in 2007 alone.

The Canada Report provides expert insight into the best investment opportunities available in America’s northern neighbour. Our contributing editors, all of whom are based in Canada, include some of the country’s leading money managers, financial commentators, and business people.

More Americans are investing some of their money in Canada, for several reasons. They include:

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The Canada Report has been created for conservative investors who are looking for high-quality securities with above-average profit potential. We believe that Canada is in a unique position to provide these opportunities and our mandate is to deliver that information to you in practical, down-to-earth terms, month after month.

Our focus will be on blue-chip stocks, many of which are listed on the NYSE and other U.S. exchanges. We are not a penny stock letter. If hot tips on junior mines are what you’re looking for, don’t subscribe to The Canada Report. But if your goal is to diversify your portfolio internationally with sound companies in a strong economy, this is the letter for you!

Following are examples of how some leading Canadian stocks performed in U.S. dollar terms in 2007. All these companies are listed on U.S. exchanges. The profit figure includes the currency exchange gain, which was unusually high in 2007. For reference purposes, the S&P 500 finished 2007 with a gain of 3.5%.

Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (NYSE: POT). This is one of world’s leading producers of potash, a key ingredient in fertilizer. 2007 gain: +202%.

Research in Motion (NDQ: RIMM). Almost everyone has heard of the Blackberry. But did you know that the company that makes them is based in Waterloo, Ontario? 2007 gain: +166%.

Agrium Inc. (NYSE: AGU). Calgary-based Agrium is a major player in the world agricultural products industry. 2007 gain: +130%.

Fording Coal Trust (NYSE: FDG). This income trust is Canada’s number one coal miner. 2007 gain: +86%.

Kinross Gold Corp. (NYSE: KGC). Toronto-based Kinross is an international gold mining company with operations in Canada, the U.S. Russia, and South America. 2007 gain: +55%.

Rogers Communications (NYSE: RCI). This company is Ontario’s leading provider of cable TV services. It also owns several television stations and the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team. 2007 gain: +53%.

EnCana Corp. (NYSE: ECA). EnCana is one of Canada’s largest oil and gas producers. 2007 gain: +50%.

Suncor Energy (NYSE: SU). Suncor was one of the pioneers of Alberta Oil Sands development and is now one of the leading oil producers in the region. 2007 gain: +38%.

The Canada Report is a completely independent newsletter. We are not associated with any brokerage firm, we do not promote any companies or organizations, we do not offer money management services, and we do not accept any type of compensation for mentioning or recommending securities. Our only business is the communication of top-quality information from some of the most respected and experienced people in the Canadian investment business.

Although The Canada Report is a new publication, our company has been in the investment newsletter business for more than 20 years. We currently publish three newsletters designed primarily for Canadian investors: Mutual Funds Update, The Income Investor, and our flagship publication, the Internet Wealth Builder (published weekly by e-mail since 1997). All these newsletters have a high success rate and The Canada Report’s contributing editors are also associated with one or more of them. Our team consists of:

Gordon Pape, editor and publisher. Gordon is Canada’s best-known financial writer. He is the author of more than 20 books on investing and money management and is the editor and publisher of five financial newsletters. His columns on investing appear in several magazines and on major Canadian websites and he is frequently quoted in the media. He divides his time between Toronto and his winter home in Fort Myers Beach, Florida.

Gavin Graham, contributing editor. Gavin is chief investment officer of Guardian Group of Funds (GGOF), a Toronto-based money management company with extensive expertise in income trusts and dividend-paying stocks. His qualifications include an MA in Modern History and membership in the Hong Kong Institute of Investment Analysts. Gavin managed investments for many years in the U.K., the U.S. and Hong Kong prior to joining GGOF in 1999. He is a regular market commentator, who appears frequently in The Globe and Mail and National Post as well as on television and radio. He is based in Toronto.

Tom Slee, contributing editor. Tom has had a long and distinguished career in the financial field. He spent many years in the insurance business managing pension money, with an emphasis on fixed-income securities. Prior to retiring, he held a senior position at Revenue Canada (now the Canada Revenue Agency) for several years, so he is an authority in tax matters as well as securities. He has been a financial commentator for several leading Canadian publications and is both a certified financial analyst (CFA) and certified general accountant (CGA). He resides in Toronto.

Glenn Rogers, contributing editor. Glenn is a successful businessman and entrepreneur who has held senior managerial positions in both Canada and the United States. He is an active investor with a high success rate in his selections. He currently resides in Victoria, British Columbia.

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