US Imports Canada Already Produces
Product categories where Canada exports at scale while still importing from the US — the arithmetic upper bound on import substitution, by value.
Source: Statistics Canada
Product categories where Canada exports at scale while still importing from the US — the arithmetic upper bound on import substitution, by value.
Source: Statistics Canada
The US share of Canadian merchandise exports over time, alongside the next-largest destinations. Shares show the market mix, not whether the dollar value of non-US exports has doubled.
Source: Statistics Canada
Monthly exports of the product categories under active US tariffs — metals, vehicles, lumber, furniture, dairy, beverages and electronics.
Source: Statistics Canada
Unused industrial capacity by manufacturing industry. Idle capacity indicates operating room, but not product fit, competitiveness, available inputs or workers.
Source: Statistics Canada
Long-run trade between provinces compared with trade with the rest of the world, the backdrop to the Bill C-5 internal free-trade push.
Source: Statistics Canada
Monthly trade in the goods each government tariffed in March 2025, indexed to each side’s own pre-tariff average. Compares how far each basket fell from its own baseline.
Source: Statistics Canada
A choropleth of where Canadian imports covered by its counter-tariff lists originated: the September 2026 list at tariff-item level, and the 2025 rounds as HS-section upper bounds. It measures trade exposure, not duty paid or economic damage.
Source: Statistics Canada · Finance Canada counter-tariff lists