Mark Carney’s dispassionate tone masked a stunning message of realignment: China is a “more predictable” trading partner than the US now, requiring stronger ties with Beijing as a “new world order” takes hold.
A former central banker not known for hyperbole, Canada’s prime minister departed the Chinese capital after a deal with Xi Jinping that opens the doorto electric vehicles and auto investment from Asia’s largest economy. It would have been an unthinkable step before Donald Trump won a second term in the White House.
Canada has long stuck closely to the US on China policy, even through ...
