Merchandise Imports from the United States
(IMPORTS_US)Observations
Aug 2026: 33018.6
Updated: 2026-10-09, 7:31:42 a.m. ET
Units
Millions of dollars,
Customs-based, seasonally adjusted
Frequency
Monthly
Source
Statistics Canada, Canadian International Merchandise Trade
Series ID
IMPORTS_US
Table 12-10-0011-01
CREDMerchandise Imports from the United States
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian International Merchandise Trade via CRED
Shaded areas indicate Canadian recessions (C.D. Howe Institute).
Shaded areas indicate Canadian recessions (C.D. Howe Institute).
Notes
Source: Statistics Canada
Units: Millions of dollars, Customs-based, seasonally adjusted
Frequency: Monthly
Notes: Customs-based merchandise imports from the United States in millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted. The US is Canada's largest source of imported goods, reflecting integrated North American supply chains. Published monthly.
Suggested Citation: Statistics Canada, Merchandise Imports from the United States IMPORTS_US, retrieved from CRED, Canadian Research Economic Data; https://cred.nshipyard.com/series/IMPORTS_US, October 9, 2026.
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