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Figure 1: Countries Canada imports crude oil from

 

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The provinces that import the most crude oil are New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, and Newfoundland and Labrador. The majority of imported crude oil to the refineries in New Brunswick and Newfoundland come by marine tankers. Although Quebec’s refineries import some crude oil by marine tankers, most crude oil imports are by pipeline from the U.S. Both New Brunswick and Quebec’s refineries can import crude by rail from the U.S., however this is not typically done. Crude oil imports to Ontario’s refineries are only by pipeline.

Figure 2: Origin of crude oil imported to eastern provinces

 

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Footnote

Footnote 1

The 2017 number has been revised by Statistics Canada.

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Footnote 2

In 2018 Canada imported oil from 10 different countries: U.S., Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan, Norway, Nigeria, Algeria, U.K., Ivory Coast, Colombia, and Russia.

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Date modified: 

2021-01-29