Canada-China Trade Bonanza: Electric Vehicles and Canola Gain New Grounds

Canada and China have reached an initial trade agreement reducing tariffs on electric vehicles and canola. This move, led by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, aims to rebuild economic ties with China following strained relations. The deal promises new investments and strategic trade partnerships between the two nations.

Canada has reached an initial trade agreement with China, significantly reducing tariffs on electric vehicles and canola.

Announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney, this deal aims to rebuild economic ties with China and promises fresh investments in Canada's automotive and agricultural sectors.

Critics express concerns over increased Chinese influence, but the agreement holds potential for substantial economic benefits.

(With inputs from agencies.)