Japan is Canada’s anchor in the Indo-Pacific
In a region that is increasingly defined by uncertainty and rivalry, Canada needs clarity on who its true strategic partners are. That doesn’t mean disengaging from China, but it must be tactical.
This week Mark Carney is visiting Japan, his first trip there since he became prime minister last year. The visit will be the final leg of a consequential trip to three of the Indo-Pacific's key democracies, with earlier stops in India and Australia.
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