The Globe and Mail: The success of the EV quota will likely be a subject of discussion between Mr. Carney and Mr. Xi when they meet in roughly 10 weeks at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Shenzhen, China.
That’s when Canada and China are due to take stock of what was always a temporary solution to a nasty trade fight that began in 2024. The reductions in retaliatory tariffs – which China imposed in response to Canada’s EV levies, hitting products including Canadian lobsters and crabs, canola and peas – are set to expire Dec. 31 unless Beijing decides to extend the reprieve…