China Is Essentially Kidnapping Canadians, Finance Minister Morneau Says

In this video, Canada's Finance Minister Bill Morneau discusses the challenges and hopes surrounding trade talks, particularly between the US and China. He highlights the unjust detention of Canadians in China and emphasizes the importance of advocating for a rules-based international system. Morneau also addresses the issue of extradition and its implications for trade relations, stressing the need for continued pressure on China to adhere to international trade norms.

What is Canada's Finance Minister Bill Morneau's outlook on the trade talks between the US and China?

• He is indifferent to the talks.

• He believes the talks are unnecessary.

• He is pessimistic about the outcome.

• He is hopeful for progress.

What issue does Canada face with China, as mentioned by Bill Morneau?

• Environmental concerns

• Currency manipulation

• Canadians detained in China

• Trade surplus

How does Canada plan to address the issue of Canadians detained in China?

• By withdrawing from trade talks

• By advocating for a rules-based system

• By ignoring the issue

• By imposing trade sanctions

What is Canada's position on reacting to the detainment of its citizens by China?

• They will not react by compromising on extradition.

• They will cease all trade with China.

• They will compromise on extradition.

• They plan to retaliate with similar actions.

What does Canada expect from its continued pressure on China regarding international trading norms?

• Long-term impact

• No change in China's actions

• Immediate results

• Increased trade barriers