What does Canada export to other countries? What imports does it get?

Question

I want to know what Canada exports and to what countries. For example, what does Canada export to Japan? What does it export to the United States? Also, does anyone know what imports Canada gets? For example, what imports does Canada get from China? What imports does it get from Japan?

Can anyone tell me? (Not only the countries that I listed above. It can be from Brazil, Madagascar, etc.)

Answer 1

I work for CN, Canada's largest railway, and frequently haul loads and empties back and forth across the Canada-U.S. border. Here's some of the things I've had on my trains over the years:

Canadian exports to U.S.:
Lumber, finished autos, steel, logs, newsprint, pipe, auto frames, grain, chemicals, tar, and more

U.S. exports to Canada:
Finished autos, auto parts, oil and oil products, wood products, building materials, and more.

This is by no means a complete list. There are literally dozens, if not hundreds of products one train will carry in either direction. The number of products I've hauled on trains in the few short years I've been working is likely in the thousands.

Answer 2

What Does Canada Export

Answer 3

Canada eligible to export to the United States, effective March 7
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced yesterday that after conducting an extensive risk review it is establishing conditions under which it will allow imports of live cattle under 30 months of age and certain other commodities from regions with effective bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) prevention and detection measures.

LAKESIDE SEEDS,
Wynyard, Sask., Canada.
Growers & exporters of lentils, whole & split peas,
flaxseed and coriander seed.

Canadian exports oil to the USA

Steel imports in the past two years came from over 50 countries and accounted for nearly 40% of Canadian consumption. Canadian exports (mainly to the USA) account on average for some 30% of production.

China is a large exporter and importer of fruits and vegetables, from 215 million metric tons of fruit produced in 1980 to over 460 million in 1999 China is also the world’s leading fruit producer. The Wing Mau Trading Co., Ltd ships fruits to Canada, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the Middle East. The fruits seen hear are called Lokam and are like an orange but originate in the Fujian Province of China.

supplier of consumer foods and beverages to Jamaica,frozen livers and other edible offal, frozen turkey back and necks. include swine meat,US is secondary supplier to Canada for frozen vegetables,

Answer 4

Our biggest most important export....fresh water