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Table of Contents
  1. How Long Does Shipping to Canada Take?
  2. Shipping to Canada with DHL
  3. Shipping to Canada with USPS
  4. Shipping to Canada with UPS
  5. Shipping to Canada with FedEx

How Long Does Shipping to Canada Take?

Shipping times to Canada can vary depending on the method you select. If you choose express shipping, your package will typically arrive in 2-4 business days. For standard shipping, you can expect delivery within 5-7 business days. Remember that customs checks and the final destination may influence delivery times, so checking with your carrier for the most suitable estimates.

Shipping to Canada with DHL

DHL is well-regarded for its speedy and dependable service to Canada. If you’re sending a package valued at $10, anticipate shipping costs around $20, with delivery usually within 2-3 business days. This makes DHL an excellent choice if you need fast and trustworthy shipping.

Shipping to Canada with USPS

For a more cost-effective option, consider USPS Priority Mail. Sending a 20-pound package typically costs about $65, with delivery expected in roughly 5-7 days. Use our international shipping details to get detailed information tailored to your specific shipment.

Shipping to Canada with UPS

UPS stands out as another reliable option for shipments to Canada. A 20-pound package usually costs about $67, with standard delivery taking around 5 days. If you need your package to arrive sooner, UPS Express can deliver within 2 days, albeit at a higher price point.

Shipping to Canada with FedEx

FedEx provides a variety of shipping options for Canada. Their International Economy service normally delivers within 3-5 days. For urgent shipments, FedEx International Priority is a great alternative that guarantees faster transit for a premium fee.

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Key facts about Canada

Canada has a population of about 41.7 million (2025), and its capital is Ottawa.

In 2025, the population grew by 0.9%, and 82.9% of people lived in urban areas. The currency is the Canadian dollar (CAD), and the official languages are English and French.

In Canada, standard time ranges from UTC-08:00 to UTC-03:30 across six time zones, and some areas use daylight saving time, traffic drives on the right and the international calling code is +1.

Canada's gross domestic product (GDP) was $2.3 trillion in 2025, or $55,698 per person. It exported $726.9 billion and imported $746.5 billion of goods and services in 2025, so trade equaled 64% of GDP.

Canada at a glance
CapitalOttawa
Population (2025)41,651,653
Land area (2024)8,788,700 km² (3,393,334 sq mi)
CurrencyCanadian dollar (CAD)
Official languagesEnglish, French
Time zones (standard)UTC-08:00 to UTC-03:30
Calling code+1
Internet domain.ca
Drives on theright
GDP (2025)$2.3 trillion
GDP per person (2025)$55,698
GDP of Canada, 2016 to 2025
$0$1T$2T$3T2016201720182019202020212022202320242025

Canada's GDP grew from $1.5 trillion in 2016 to $2.3 trillion in 2025, while the population went from 36,110,803 to 41,651,653. The largest one-year rise was in 2021, up 22.1%. Divided by population, that is about $42,314 per person in 2016 and $55,698 in 2025.

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GDP and population of Canada by year
YearGDP (current US$)Population
2025$2.32 trillion41,651,653
2024$2.27 trillion41,262,329
2023$2.197 trillion40,049,088
2022$2.201 trillion38,950,132
2021$2.022 trillion38,239,864
2020$1.656 trillion38,028,638
2019$1.744 trillion37,618,495
2018$1.725 trillion37,072,620
2017$1.649 trillion36,545,075
2016$1.528 trillion36,110,803

Trade between the United States and Canada

In 2025, the United States exported $333.6 billion of goods to Canada and imported $381.9 billion, a U.S. trade deficit of $48.3 billion.

U.S. exports to Canada fell 4.8% from $350.6 billion in 2024.

Among the 21 countries in North America that Shipixy ships to, Canada ranks second as a market for U.S. goods, between Mexico ($337.3 billion) and the Dominican Republic ($12.9 billion).

U.S. goods trade with Canada, 2016 to 2025
$0$200B$400B$600B2016201720182019202020212022202320242025

U.S. exports to Canada ranged from $256.2 billion (2020) to $359.1 billion (2022); U.S. imports ranged from $270 billion to $437.4 billion. The United States had a goods trade surplus with Canada in zero of these 10 years. Exports in 2025 were 7.4% above the 10-year average of $310.6 billion.

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U.S. goods trade with Canada by year
YearU.S. exportsU.S. importsBalance
2025$333.6 billion$381.9 billion-$48.3 billion
2024$350.6 billion$411.8 billion-$61.17 billion
2023$354.4 billion$418 billion-$63.6 billion
2022$359.1 billion$437.4 billion-$78.33 billion
2021$309.6 billion$357.3 billion-$47.67 billion
2020$256.2 billion$270 billion-$13.81 billion
2019$292.8 billion$318.6 billion-$25.77 billion
2018$299.7 billion$318.6 billion-$18.84 billion
2017$282.8 billion$299.1 billion-$16.29 billion
2016$266.7 billion$277.7 billion-$10.99 billion
U.S. goods trade with Canada by month, 2025
$0$20B$40BJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

In 2025, monthly U.S. exports to Canada ranged from $25.4 billion in November to $32.4 billion in March. U.S. imports from Canada peaked in January at $38.9 billion. The busiest quarter for exports was the first (January to March), with $88.1 billion or 26.4% of the year.

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U.S. goods trade with Canada by month, 2025
MonthU.S. exportsU.S. imports
January 2025$27.25 billion$38.95 billion
February 2025$28.41 billion$34.79 billion
March 2025$32.43 billion$34.97 billion
April 2025$27.41 billion$29.1 billion
May 2025$28.28 billion$29.98 billion
June 2025$28.85 billion$29.65 billion
July 2025$27.04 billion$32.2 billion
August 2025$27.22 billion$29.14 billion
September 2025$26.62 billion$31.75 billion
October 2025$29.28 billion$31.24 billion
November 2025$25.41 billion$28.51 billion
December 2025$25.42 billion$31.66 billion

The top three categories, other parts and accessories of vehicles, trucks, buses and special purpose vehicles and passenger cars, new and used, made up 15.5% of U.S. exports to Canada in 2025. The fastest growing of these was excavating machinery, up 22.3% from 2024.

Top U.S. exports to Canada by end-use category
Category202520242023Change 2024 to 2025
Other parts and accessories of vehicles$19.54 billion$19.93 billion$21.94 billion-2%
Trucks, buses and special purpose vehicles$18.71 billion$20.9 billion$22.36 billion-10.5%
Passenger cars, new and used$13.34 billion$16.46 billion$15.44 billion-19%
Petroleum products, other$12.93 billion$13.12 billion$13.83 billion-1.5%
Industrial machines, other$10.88 billion$11.47 billion$11.01 billion-5.1%
Civilian aircraft, engines, equipment, and parts$9.873 billion$8.999 billion$9.173 billion+9.7%
Electric apparatus$9.435 billion$10.08 billion$9.143 billion-6.4%
Crude oil$9.278 billion$11.11 billion$9.999 billion-16.5%
Minimum value shipments$8.667 billion$10.35 billion$11.18 billion-16.3%
Engines and engine parts (carburetors, pistons, rings, and valves)$7.712 billion$7.495 billion$7.11 billion+2.9%
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Category202520242023Change 2024 to 2025
Pharmaceutical preparations$7.506 billion$7.449 billion$6.285 billion+0.8%
Other industrial supplies$7.478 billion$7.759 billion$7.713 billion-3.6%
Other foods$6.999 billion$7.234 billion$6.428 billion-3.2%
Excavating machinery$6.474 billion$5.291 billion$6.182 billion+22.3%
Plastic materials$6.47 billion$6.998 billion$7.023 billion-7.5%
Chemicals-other$6.208 billion$6.221 billion$6.084 billion-0.2%
Materials handling equipment$5.577 billion$6.258 billion$5.938 billion-10.9%
Finished metal shapes$5.506 billion$6.121 billion$6.576 billion-10%
Cell phones and other household goods, n.e.c.$5.446 billion$5.285 billion$5.217 billion+3%
Industrial engines$5.398 billion$5.744 billion$5.472 billion-6%

The United States bought mostly crude oil, passenger cars, new and used and U.S. goods returned, and reimports from Canada in 2025, together 32.8% of U.S. imports from there. The largest, crude oil, was worth $85.4 billion, down 13.3% from 2024.

Top U.S. imports from Canada by end-use category
Category202520242023Change 2024 to 2025
Crude oil$85.36 billion$98.41 billion$92.41 billion-13.3%
Passenger cars, new and used$24.59 billion$27.62 billion$33.9 billion-11%
U.S. goods returned, and reimports$15.29 billion$14.88 billion$15.73 billion+2.8%
Other parts and accessories of vehicles$13.59 billion$13.75 billion$13.93 billion-1.1%
Bakery products$9.999 billion$9.75 billion$8.523 billion+2.6%
Trucks, buses, and special purpose vehicles$8.559 billion$9.84 billion$8.921 billion-13%
Bauxite and aluminum$8.061 billion$9.523 billion$9.282 billion-15.3%
Petroleum products, other$8.032 billion$9.212 billion$8.97 billion-12.8%
Gas-natural$7.69 billion$5.272 billion$8.489 billion+45.9%
Meat products$7.354 billion$7.037 billion$6.665 billion+4.5%
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Category202520242023Change 2024 to 2025
Industrial supplies, other$7.156 billion$7.79 billion$7.498 billion-8.1%
Finished metal shapes$6.939 billion$8.412 billion$8.806 billion-17.5%
Engines-civilian aircraft$6.702 billion$5.944 billion$6.147 billion+12.7%
Nonmonetary gold$6.373 billion$4.615 billion$6.422 billion+38.1%
Civilian aircraft$6.348 billion$6.269 billion$5.303 billion+1.3%
Fuel oil$5.798 billion$6.651 billion$6.839 billion-12.8%
Plastic materials$5.698 billion$6.505 billion$6.29 billion-12.4%
Shingles, wallboard$5.512 billion$6.368 billion$6.249 billion-13.4%
Industrial machines, other$5.213 billion$5.43 billion$5.242 billion-4%
Electric apparatus$5.093 billion$5.24 billion$4.049 billion-2.8%

Countries near Canada

Canada shares land or sea borders with three countries: Greenland, Saint Pierre and Miquelon and the United States.

By population, Canada is the third largest of the 24 countries in North America on our list, between Mexico (131.9 million) and Guatemala (18.7 million).