Tariffs Driving Canada Into China's Arms

Carney is trying to find an answer to his American problem by increasing Canada’s engagement with China. He should remember he himself called China Canada’s “biggest geopolitical risk.”

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney hailed a new “strategic partnership” with China during a meeting with leader Xi Jinping Friday, as the US ally took steps to reset ties with Beijing in the face of historic friction with Donald Trump.

Donald Trump has threatened Canada once again. This time, however, his warning might spark laughter rather than fear. Canada recently discussed a trade deal with China, which has left the U.S. president furious.

Canada is resuming beef exports to China after a years-long ban that shut down a major overseas market, a move some Alberta producers say comes at a critical time as national cattle supplies remain low and beef prices stay high.

In a surprising twist, Canada is redefining its trade ties with China, a move that could reshape its economic future

Canada, Mexico and China – the three countries Trump has threatened to enact tariffs on – ranked as the top trade partners for Indiana in 2023.

President Donald Trump and his supporters have heralded his use of tariff threats to extract concessions on drug trafficking and border security from Canada and Mexico.