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China, Canada and Carney

Canada's Carney to visit Xi in China, marking 'turning point' in relations

Finding it hard to reach a resolution of its trade dispute with the US after Trump suspended talks, Canada turns to other major economies.

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Spurned by Trump, Carney Begins Thawing Canada’s China Connection

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Mark Carney meeting with China's president a 'turning point'

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Carney says meeting with Xi marks turning point in Canada-China relationship

Prime Minister Mark Carney walked away from a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday with an invitation to China, but no movement on the trade issues that have plagued the relationship.

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Carney wraps up Asia trip looking ahead to first federal budget next week

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Politics Insider: Carney accepts Xi’s invitation to visit China

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Carney declares turning point in Canada-China relationship after meeting with Xi

China has urged Canada to focus on shared goals after years of the relationship being dominated by concerns surrounding foreign interference and the 2018 detainment of two Canadians.

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China's Xi and Canada's Carney vow to advance relations

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China, Canada leaders hold first formal talks since 2017

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Carney says China doesn't grasp Canada's concern over issues of foreign interference

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Beijing doesn't understand how seriously Canadians take issues of foreign interference, after raising them with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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Thaw in China-Canada ties? Xi Jinping invites PM Mark Carney to Beijing post first formal meeting in 8 years

Chinese president Xi Jinping and Canadian PM Mark Carney, in the first formal sit-down since 2017, discussed about agriculture and agri-food products, including canola, seafood

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Chinese ambassador suggests Canada, China ‘triple’ trade with one another

After Prime Minister Mark Carney and Chinese President Xi Jinping met face-to-face in South Korea, China’s ambassador to Canada is suggesting the two countries 'triple' trade with one another if the market allows.