Table 7-3a,,,
Top Canadian International Merchandise Trade Gateways,,,
by Mode: 1996,,,
(ExcludingTrade With the United States and Mexico),,,
(Current value in millions of U.S. dollars),,,
,,,
,,,Total international
Port name,,,(non-North American)
,Exports,Imports,"trade, 1996"
,,,
Air,,,
"    Toronto-Pearson Int. Air, Ont. ","2,940","5,443","8,383"
"    Montréal-Mirabel Int. Air, Que. ","1,241","2,289","3,529"
"    Ottawa, Ont. ",591,"1,384","1,975"
"    Montréal-Dorval Int. Air, Que. ",750,394,"1,143"
"    Vancouver-Int. Airport, B.C. ",451,600,"1,051"
"    Calgary, Alta. ",304,371,674
"    Hamilton, Ont. ",62,365,427
"    Granby, Que. ",0,248,248
"    Edmonton, Alta. ",47,109,156
"    Winnipeg, Man. ",103,1,104
,,,
Water Transport,,,
"    Vancouver-Marine and Rail, B.C. ","12,369",NS ,"12,369"
"    Montréal-Main Long Room, Que. ","4,378","5,695","10,073"
"    Toronto-Main Long Room, Ont. ",69,"6,014","6,083"
"    Halifax, N.S. ","2,419","2,194","4,614"
"    Vancouver-Main Long Room, B.C. ",0,"4,353","4,353"
"    Nanaimo, B.C. ","2,228",1,"2,229"
"    Saint John, N.B. ",662,"1,545","2,207"
"    Québec, Que. ",551,"1,199","1,751"
"    Sept-Îles, Que. ",892,120,"1,012"
"    Brampton, Ont. ",0,887,887
,,,
Road,,,
"    Windsor-Ambassador Bridge, Ont. ",249,"2,274","2,523"
"    Lacolle, Que. ","1,287",842,"2,129"
"    Fort Erie, Ont. ",520,"1,225","1,745"
"    Niagara Falls, Ont. ",633,971,"1,604"
"    Phillipsburg, Que. ",0,973,973
"    Pacific Highway, B.C. ",75,797,872
"    Toronto-Q’way Truck Term, Ont. ",0,524,524
"    Sarnia, Ont. ",81,439,520
"    Lansdowne, Ont. ",113,200,313
"    Coutts, Alta. ",29,169,198
,,,
Rail,,,
"    Fort Erie, Ont. ",138,112,250
"    Toronto-Main Long Room, Ont. ",0,236,236
"    Montréal-Main Long Room, Que. ",0,81,81
"    Sarnia, Ont. ",51,10,61
"    Windsor-Ambassador Bridge, Ont. ",48,1,49
"    Lacolle, Que. ",31,11,43
"    Winnipeg, Man. ",0,35,35
"    Welland, Ont. ",0,34,34
"    Niagara Falls, Ont. ",29,2,31
"    Waneta, B.C. ",0,21,21
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NOTES,,,
Merchandise trade with the United States and Mexico is excluded from this data.,,,
All land modes: Canada export data for all land modes represent transshipments (e.g. trade shipments between Canada and a third,,,
country that were transshipped via the United States). Canadian import data are based on the last mode of transport by which the,,,
cargo was transported to the port of clearance in Canada.,,,
"SOURCE: Statistics Canada. International Trade Division. Special tabulations. (Ottawa, Ont.: 1998).",,,