Why China-Canada trade and global cooperation are now ripe for progress

Amidst a changing global landscape and perceived unreliability of the U.S., Canada is re-evaluating its international relations, particularly with China. Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent visit to Beijing, the first by a Canadian prime minister in eight years, signals a potential shift. This follows a meeting between Carney and President Xi Jinping in October. Canada is exploring a strategy of "selective engagement" with China, focusing on areas of mutual benefit. While overall favorability towards China remains low in Canada, there is growing support for strengthening economic ties as the U.S. is viewed as an increasingly unpredictable partner. This approach aims for a more predictable and effective relationship between Canada and China.

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