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International Trade
130 MPs have stated positions across 53 topics · 5 shifts
Mark CarneyLiberalShifted
Carney advocates resolving bilateral issues through cooperative, ministerial-level engagement — directing teams to "address some specific issues that have built up over time" and to "put in place the foundation for the new strategic partnership" to restore stability and strengthen trade relations.→Carney agreed to resolve a bilateral tariff dispute affecting levies on Canadian agricultural goods and retaliatory EV tariffs, and he excluded sectors he deemed national-security sensitive (artificial intelligence, critical minerals, defence) from areas of collaboration.
NewsJan 22, 2026
Kody BloisLiberal
Blois supports recalibrating Canada's relationship with China to pursue economic partnership, emphasizing the Chinese market's economic importance and opportunities for agriculture and agri-food cooperation, while declining to promise immediate tariff relief.
NewsJan 12, 2026
Mélanie JolyLiberal
Mélanie Joly supports entering "a new era of partnership with China," indicating she favors improving bilateral relations and economic cooperation with China as a way to rebuild trade ties and move beyond past diplomatic and trade tensions.
NewsJan 15, 2026
Tim HodgsonLiberal
Hodgson advocates pursuing ministerial-level cooperation to boost Canadian exports and energy collaboration with China, emphasizing China’s interest in buying more Canadian products and opposing use of energy as coercion; he signed an MoU to advance talks rather than force immediate tariff resolution.
NewsJan 15, 2026