The largest agriculture show in Western Canada began Tuesday. For many canola farmers, the new products displayed can’t help with one of their biggest concerns. Continue reading
That decision comes amid increasingly strained relations with Beijing. Continue reading
Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed last month to resume negotiations. But economists warn the truce is fragile because the two sides face the same array of disagreements that caused talks to break down in May. Continue reading
The release of the information comes at a time of significant public interest in Canada about cross-border food inspections, especially those involving China. Continue reading
Global Affairs would not comment on whether the detention is related to the detention by Chinese police of seven foreign teachers and nine foreign students on drug allegations in eastern China. Continue reading
The Union of B.C. Municipalities has come under fire for accepting money from the Chinese government for an annual reception. 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
The youth have been at the forefront of huge rallies against the legislation, which has plunged Hong Kong into chaos amid wider fears about the erosion of civil rights in the Chinese territory. Continue reading
Freeland suggested the comments by the fired former Canadian ambassador to China were “inappropriate.” Continue reading
Trade, competitiveness, and balancing the environment and economy were the first-day focus of Canada’s premiers during their annual meeting. Continue reading