Five charts that explain Canada’s $35-billion steel and aluminum trade with the U.S.
Last year, Canada shipped US$24.4-billion worth of aluminum and steel south of the border, equivalent to $35-billion, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Canada is by far the largest source of aluminum to the U.S. That includes unwrought aluminum, as well as wire, waste, pipes and other manufactured products.
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