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Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Released at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time

Canadian international merchandise trade, October 2006
Total export values fell 1.7% in October, as energy export values slumped for the second month. As a result of the drop in energy prices, coupled with weaker automotive and forestry exports, exports to the United States reached their lowest level in nearly two years and the surplus with the United States fell to its lowest level in three years. Imports were up 0.4%.

Survey of Household Spending, 2005
Strong energy prices fuelled the biggest gain in household spending in eight years during 2005, as Canadians allocated more of their household budget to gasoline and utilities. On average, each household spent $66,860, up 5.1% from 2004.

Canadian Vehicle Survey, April to June 2006

Survey of Regulatory Compliance Costs, 2005 (correction)

Export and import price indexes, October 2006

Chain Fisher dollar export and import values, 1997

New products

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Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Released at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time

Canadian international merchandise trade, October 2006
Total export values fell 1.7% in October, as energy export values slumped for the second month. As a result of the drop in energy prices, coupled with weaker automotive and forestry exports, exports to the United States reached their lowest level in nearly two years and the surplus with the United States fell to its lowest level in three years. Imports were up 0.4%.

Survey of Household Spending, 2005
Strong energy prices fuelled the biggest gain in household spending in eight years during 2005, as Canadians allocated more of their household budget to gasoline and utilities. On average, each household spent $66,860, up 5.1% from 2004.

Canadian Vehicle Survey, April to June 2006

Survey of Regulatory Compliance Costs, 2005 (correction)

Export and import price indexes, October 2006

Chain Fisher dollar export and import values, 1997

New products