Canada's Prime Minister visits China to discuss trade and security

Summary

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits China for the first time since 2017 to discuss trade and international security. The visit may lead to agreements on Canadian crude exports and potential resolutions to tariffs on canola. Concerns about national security and human rights in China remain prominent.

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