StatCan reports merchandise trade surplus grew to $3.9B in June




OTTAWA — Canada’s merchandise trade surplus increased to $3.9 billion in June as a weaker loonie pushed trade values higher, Statistics Canada said on Tuesday.
The agency said the result compared with a surplus of $3.



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