China and Canada Fail to Agree on Free Trade

The video discusses Canada's trade strategy under Justin Trudeau, focusing on progressive trade deals that include labor, gender, and environmental chapters. It highlights the challenges Canada faces in negotiating with China, which prefers simpler trade agreements. The need for Canada to diversify its trade partners due to its heavy reliance on the US is emphasized, especially in light of NAFTA uncertainties. The video also covers Canada's efforts to balance trade deals with the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the EU, while managing relations with China.

What are the progressive elements that Justin Trudeau is trying to include in trade deals?

How does Justin Trudeau's voter base influence his approach to trade negotiations with China?

What challenges does Canada face in diversifying its trade relationships?

In what ways is Canada trying to pivot away from reliance on U.S. trade?

What implications does the potential withdrawal from NAFTA have for Justin Trudeau's trade strategy?