Canada needs to consider how it should prepare for China’s economic and military rise, Matthew Fisher says. Continue reading →

Don Peat, a spokesperson for John Tory, said a number of issues between Canada and China were a great enough concern that Tory decided not to attend. Continue reading →

The event is being held to mark China’s 70th anniversary and will include the raising of the Chinese flag on the city’s “courtesy pole.” Continue reading →

International Trade Minister Jim Carr announced Friday that Canada is seeking a bilateral consultation at the WTO because the two sides have been unable to resolve the issue. Continue reading →

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang made the comments Thursday following the appointment of a new Canadian ambassador to China. Continue reading →

Obtained by The Canadian Press through the access-to-information law, the report’s release comes ahead of a federal election in which Canada’s relations with China and India as well as fears of foreign-government interference are likely to figure prominently. Continue reading →

“Dialogue, not protectionism” needed to move relations forward with China, says the Nova Scotia premier. Continue reading →

The trade spat between Canada and China follows a dispute between the two countries over the arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou. Continue reading →

“China is a very important market for Canadian producers,” the Canadian Pork Council said in a statement. Continue reading →

China says Canada should respect its “judicial sovereignty” in the case of two Canadians it detained and later charged with spying. Continue reading →