China-Canada Free-Trade Talks Fail

The video discusses the ongoing exploratory trade talks between Canada and China, highlighting a recent optics issue where a joint news conference was canceled. Despite this, talks continue, with Canada exploring options due to stalled NAFTA negotiations. Trudeau is considering formal trade talks with China and a potential revival of the TPP, especially after the US withdrawal. The video outlines Canada's strategic moves to secure trade opportunities in Asia, balancing relations with both China and Japan.

What was the main issue that arose during the exploratory talks between Canada and China?

How did Prime Minister Trudeau's trip to China impact the perception of the trade talks?

What factors are influencing Trudeau's search for a 'Plan B' in trade negotiations?

What are the two possible paths forward for Canada in terms of trade with Asia?

What was the reaction of the Japanese regarding Canada's pursuit of the TPP?