So Canada is basically giving China a free pass to buy all the Canadian wheat and stuff while they don't have to pay us back . Like, what's up with that? I mean, Carney says it's all about cooperation and diversifying export markets, but honestly, it sounds like China just wants to get their hands on our goods and Canada is happy to oblige . I'm not sure if we're getting a good deal here or not...
just hope canada can get some real benefits out of these talks with china , tariffs have been a big issue for canadian farmers and exporters... been a while since carney met xi, so fingers crossed they can make some progress on those auto tariffs anyway, it's nice to see both countries taking steps towards cooperation - we don't need more division in the world
I'm not sure I fully buy into this whole thawing relations vibe with China . I mean, Canada's already shown some flexibility by lifting its tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, but it still feels like we're playing catch-up . What's really driving Carney's visit? Is it just about appeasing the Chinese market and hoping to get more exports in, or is there something more strategic going on behind the scenes ? I'd love to see some more concrete details on what Canada's really getting out of this deal, rather than just feeling good about "charting a new course" .
I remember when Trudeau visited China like it was yesterday . It feels like ages since we've had a Canadian PM visit their counterpart in such a positive light. Mark Carney seems like a nice bloke, and I'm genuinely happy to see progress between Canada and China. I mean, who wouldn't want to strengthen ties with the world's second-largest economy? But still can't help but think about how tariffs on Canadian farm products led to a slump in imports... feels like we're back to square one . Guess all this is part of building that trade and economic roadmap , but it'd be nice if we could get some real concrete progress soon .
So Canada is basically giving China a free pass to buy all the Canadian wheat and stuff while they don't have to pay us back 
. Like, what's up with that? I mean, Carney says it's all about cooperation and diversifying export markets, but honestly, it sounds like China just wants to get their hands on our goods and Canada is happy to oblige 
. I'm not sure if we're getting a good deal here or not... 
, tariffs have been a big issue for canadian farmers and exporters... been a while since carney met xi, so fingers crossed they can make some progress on those auto tariffs 
anyway, it's nice to see both countries taking steps towards cooperation - we don't need more division in the world 
. What's really driving Carney's visit? Is it just about appeasing the Chinese market and hoping to get more exports in, or is there something more strategic going on behind the scenes 
? I'd love to see some more concrete details on what Canada's really getting out of this deal, rather than just feeling good about "charting a new course" 
.
But still can't help but think about how tariffs on Canadian farm products led to a slump in imports... feels like we're back to square one 
. Guess all this is part of building that trade and economic roadmap 
, but it'd be nice if we could get some real concrete progress soon