Beijing's envoy calls for more trade with Canada as U.S. trade war continues
- Beijing's ambassador to Canada, Wang, stated that China wants to increase trade with Canada amidst a U.S. Trade war that could harm the global economy.
- China's trade with Canada continues to grow despite strained relations, with Wang noting a Canadian trade surplus, according to Chinese customs data.
- Canada has imposed various tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting China's retaliatory tariffs on Canadian exports, including canola and pork.
- Wang mentioned that Canada must change its trade policies for a potential free-trade deal.
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