The surplus, Canada's sixth in as many months, rose from CAN$787 million (491 million euros) in July to CAN$4.2 billion in August.
The jump was mainly due to a sharp rise in exports to the United States, which increased by 8.1 percent in August.
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Canada Trade Surplus Jumps In August
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Kadiri stressed some categories remain difficult to source locally at scale because of the highly technology-dependent nature of the telecommunications industry.
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