Manufacturing sales rise to $68.5-billion in June, Statistics Canada says
August 15, 2025
Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales edged up June, breaking a streak of four consecutive monthly declines, as gains in the petroleum and coal and food product subsectors offset weakness in autos.
The agency says manufacturing sales in June rose 0.3 per cent to $68.5-billion.
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