Canada Stands Firm on Trade Promises

Canada is sticking to its word on trade deals. Prime Minister Mark Carney made it clear that Canada won't make new trade agreements with countries that don't have market economies. This statement came after U. S. President Donald Trump warned Canada about facing heavy tariffs if it went ahead with a trade deal with China. Carney emphasized that Canada has no plans to pursue such a deal with China or any other non-market economy. However, he noted that Canada has been working to fix some trade issues with China that have built up over the past few years. This includes addressing problems in areas like electric vehicles, agriculture, and fish products, where Canada is looking to strengthen its position.Carney recently visited China to explore ways to diversify trade and resolve ongoing tariff issues. China is one of Canada's top trading partners, so keeping this relationship stable is important. The Prime Minister's comments highlight Canada's careful approach to trade. While Canada is open to improving relations with China, it is also being cautious about making new trade agreements. This balance is crucial for Canada's economy, as it tries to protect its interests while maintaining good trade relationships.