China

Canada’s trade minister talks (and talks) to Paul Wells about his globe-trotting efforts to promote Canada, and why it matters now

Canada has committed to diversifying its global trade portfolio. The key question now is how closely to align with China’s growing influence

The rise of the Asian tiger has created a dangerous dynamic, argues renowned U.S. defence expert Graham Allison

Demand for avocados is surging in the West as well as China. Given what it takes to boost production of the super food, that spells trouble for the environment.

In the anarchical world of pure power politics, if the U.S. decides international trade rules no longer apply to it, would China conciliate or retaliate?

If Canadians keep hearing that we need ’more, more, and more’ of an intimate relationship with Beijing, how quickly will we reach our limit?

Ottawa’s lackadaisical attitude toward brand pirates is angering its biggest trading partner—and hurting the Canadian economy

A bad chat with Trump put Turnbull in the world news. What happened next is telling of an unpredictable president’s domestic impact

Battling against bans and bad press over the seal hunt, Bernie Halloran is single-handedly trying to revive Canada’s commercial seal business

Why Canada’s new ambassador to China, and the Liberals’ ugly ties to Beijing, will make the work of a smart new cabinet even harder