
Carney's China visit tests Ottawa's bid to diversify trade while keeping US ties intact
Canada's prime minister Mark Carney travels to Beijing to reset ties and pursue non-US trade opportunities, with talks expected on energy, climate and agriculture while establishing guardrails on defence and critical minerals; the visit follows the Meng Wanzhou case and past Canadian detentions, and Canada seeks relief on canola tariffs to help farmers as it weighs US trade concerns while aiming to double non-US exports in a decade.








