Inter-Provincial Trade Flows

$133.2B Total Trade Value
67 Trade Routes
$1,988M Average Flow
$28.5B Largest Flow

Trade by Commodity Category

Energy $68.4B
11 routes
Minerals $26.3B
20 routes
Agriculture $22.7B
20 routes
Forestry $15.8B
16 routes

Top Exporting Provinces

1
Alberta $62.2B exports
2
British Columbia $18.7B exports
3
Ontario $13.3B exports
4
Saskatchewan $12.8B exports
5
Quebec $12.7B exports

Top Importing Provinces

1
Ontario $54.4B imports
2
Quebec $30.8B imports
3
Alberta $14.9B imports
4
British Columbia $14.8B imports
5
Manitoba $7.9B imports

Trade Flow Details

Key Insights

Energy Dominance

Alberta is Canada's energy hub, supplying oil and natural gas to Ontario, Quebec, and BC. Energy represents the largest share of inter-provincial commodity trade.

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Prairie Breadbasket

Saskatchewan and Alberta export wheat, canola, and barley across Canada. Prairie provinces are net agricultural exporters to Central and Atlantic Canada.

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BC Forestry

British Columbia supplies lumber and pulp products to the Prairies and Central Canada, leveraging its vast forest resources.

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Central Manufacturing

Ontario and Quebec are major consumers of raw commodities, using them for manufacturing and re-export as finished goods.

Note: Trade values are estimates based on Statistics Canada inter-provincial trade data for educational purposes. Actual trade flows may vary.