<h1>Canada and China resume bilateral engagement to restore investment, ease reciprocal tariffs and reopen market access.</h1> Canada and China have agreed to renew bilateral engagement across economic, financial, energy and security areas, restarting dialogue to promote investment and a nondiscriminatory business environment. This follows reciprocal tariff measures-Canadian duties on Chinese EVs, steel and aluminum and Chinese duties on Canadian canola, pork and seafood-that significantly restricted market access for Canadian exporters. The diplomatic reset addresses trade-policy mechanics, export diversification efforts in response to third-country tariffs, and the ongoing effects of prior law-enforcement actions that strained relations.