Carney says Canada's relationship with China has become "more predictable" than that with the US, as his country searches for trade certainty.

President Donald Trump has slammed Canada's trade agreement with China, terming it a deal that would be detrimental to the country. Canada Systematically Destroying Itself, Says Trump In a post on the social media platform X on Sunday,

China responded by imposing duties of 100% on Canadian canola oil and meal and 25% on pork and seafood. It added a 75.8% tariff on canola seeds last August. Collectively, the import taxes effectively closed the Chinese market to Canadian canola exports, an industry group said.

California’s top environmental regulator lauded a trade deal that Canada struck to import electric cars from China as a win in the global effort to replace gas vehicles.

Trump threatens 100% tariffs on Canada after Prime Minister Carney announces trade deal with China, escalating tensions as allies defy U.S. pressure.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to China is the latest win Beijing can tout in its rivalry with Washington, but the deals he brings back to London also show the limits of the balancing act that middle powers may try to play.