Advancing the new China-Canada strategic partnership will need full implementation of the leaders’ consensus

The two countries should make the list of areas where we co-operate longer, make the list of irritants shorter, and keep reinforcing the bond of common interests so as to build strong partnerships.
Prime Minister Mark Carney, left, and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney paid an official visit to China from Jan. 14-17. It was the first visit to China by a Canadian prime minister in eight years, and marked another important milestone in China-Canada relations. President Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders ...

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