According to data released by Statistics Canada on Tuesday, Canada's trade surplus with the US widened from 6.1 billion Canadian dollars in July to 11.2 billion Canadian dollars in August. Among them, exports to the US increased by 8.1%, and imports from the US fell 2.5%. This is also the biggest positive change in the history of Canada's trade balance with the US in a single month. Canada's total exports increased 2.5% in August, and total imports fell 2%, driving the country's global trade surplus to 4.2 billion Canadian dollars from 787 million Canadian dollars in July, recording a trade surplus for the sixth consecutive month.

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