Trade deficit hit $3.3B in May; energy exports grew despite wildfires
Published on July 7, 2016
OTTAWA—Statistics Canada says the country’s trade deficit in May totalled $3.3 billion as exports of crude oil and bitumen grew despite the Alberta wildfires....
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