Federal officials briefing reporters ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to China say there might be relief coming soon on Chinese tariffs, but not a total end to the dispute with Beijing.
Canada is becoming far more attractive in commodity goods for the rest of the world, as it diversifies its trade away from the U.S., says one analyst.
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As Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to meet with China’s president next week, farmers in Saskatchewan are hopeful progress can be made toward removing the punishing tariffs placed on Canadian canola and peas.
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