<h1>Tariff disputes on EVs, steel, aluminum, canola and pork amid renewed bilateral trade talks reopen market-access negotiations</h1> Renewal of bilateral engagement: the two governments agreed to restart diplomatic and economic dialogue, creating a framework for negotiating the adjustment or removal of prior trade measures, with the operative effect that tariff disputes may be reconsidered and market-access negotiations reopened. Tariff regime changes: Canada's prior imposition of 100% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and 25% on steel and aluminum, and China's retaliatory duties (including 100% on canola products and 25% on pork/seafood and a 75.8% levy on canola seed) remain in force until formally amended, with the operative effect that affected exporters continue to face de facto exclusion from respective markets unless tariffs are rescinded.