Canada – China Trade in Q3 2025
Canada – China Trade in Q3 2025 Highlights Bilateral Trade Declined Sharply: Canada–China bilateral trade reached C$28.8 billion in 2025 Q3, falling 10.5% from Q2, driven by a sharp drop in imports. Import-Led Weakness: Imports from China fell 13.7%...
Navigating the Future of Canada–China Relations: CCBC Board Member Constantine Karayannopoulos at TVO Discussion
Navigating the Future of Canada–China Relations: CCBC Board Member Constantine Karayannopoulos at TVO Discussion Navigating the Future of Canada–China Relations: CCBC Board Member Constantine Karayannopoulos at TVO Discussion At a TVO event held in Toronto’s historic...
Canadian Companies in China: Market Realities and Strategic Outlook
Canadian Companies in China: Market Realities and Strategic Outlook By David Perez-Des Rosiers, Director, Beijing Office, Canada China Business Council In early November, CCBC organized a roundtable with more than 10 executives from Canadian companies working in China...
Canada-China Commercial Relations at a Turning Point
This briefing document synthesizes key themes from the 47th Annual General Meeting and Business Forum of the Canada China Business Council (CCBC). The central theme is a significant “turning point” in Canada-China relations, marked by renewed high-level government engagement and a mutual commitment to a “pragmatic and constructive” approach.
The State of Canada-China Trade: H1 2025
In the first half of 2025, China sustained its position as one of Canada’s top trading partners. Bilateral trade reached CAD 64.2 billion, reflecting a robust 9% year-over-year increase. However, quarterly trends signaled a loss of momentum, with growth decelerating from 7% in the first quarter to 2% in the second. The slowdown was largely driven by weaker Canadian exports to China, reflecting the impact of Chinese counter tariffs on Canadian agricultural goods.