Overview In April 2022 Canada exported C$59.5B and imported C$62.1B, resulting in a negative trade balance of C$2.56B. Between April 2021 and April 2022 the exports of Canada have increased by C$14.6B (32.4%) from C$44.9B to C$59.5B, while imports increased by C$12.3B (24.7%) from C$49.8B to C$62.1B.
Trade In April 2022, the top exports of Canada were Crude Petroleum (C$13B), Cars (C$3.73B), Petroleum Gas (C$2.49B), Refined Petroleum (C$1.81B), and Coal Briquettes (C$1.59B). In April 2022 the top imports of Canada were Cars (C$3.08B), Refined Petroleum (C$2.2B), Motor vehicles; parts and accessories (8701... (C$1.99B), Delivery Trucks (C$1.94B), and Crude Petroleum (C$1.8B).
Origins In April 2022 the exports of Canada were mainly from Ontario (C$18.7B), Alberta (C$16.9B), Quebec (C$8.68B), British Columbia (C$5.72B), and Saskatchewan (C$4.01B), while imports destinations were mainly Ontario (C$36.6B), Quebec (C$9B), British Columbia (C$6.86B), Alberta (C$3.55B), and Manitoba (C$2.41B).
Destinations In April 2022, Canada exported mostly to United States (C$46.9B), China (C$1.9B), Japan (C$1.38B), United Kingdom (C$1.06B), and South Korea (C$753M), and imported mostly from United States (C$30.7B), China (C$8.04B), Mexico (C$3.53B), Germany (C$1.8B), and Japan (C$1.57B).
Growth In April 2022, the increase in Canada's year-by-year exports was explained primarily by an increase in exports to China (C$519M or 32.2%), Saudi Arabia (C$263M or 101%), and Switzerland (C$156M or 125%), and product exports increase in Sawn Wood (C$701M or 129%), Petroleum Gas (C$429M or 40.7%), and Iron Ore (C$355M or 74.2%). In April 2022, the increase in Canada's year-by-year imports was explained primarily by an increase in imports from China (C$899M or 16.1%), Vietnam (C$166M or 27.9%), and South Korea (C$122M or 18.7%), and product imports increase in Computers (C$261M or 27.4%), Telephones (C$254M or 29.2%), and Gold (C$221M or 29.2%).