Trade Under Pressure: China, CUSMA, and Canada’s Global Position
Canada’s agri-food sector is increasingly impacted by decisions made well beyond its borders. From policy signals emerging from China to preparations for the upcoming CUSMA renegotiation, Canada faces a complex and evolving international landscape that will influence market access, competitiveness, and long-term resilience.
This webinar, in partnership with RealAgriculture, explores what Prime Minister Carney’s visit to China means for Canada, how Canada is positioning itself ahead of CUSMA renegotiations, and the strategies Canada is pursuing to diversify relationships and strengthen its role in the global agri-food system. Tune in to learn more about the risks, opportunities, and policy choices that will define the future of Canada’s geopolitical relations.
The exchange is a panel discussion, moderated by Tyler McCann, CAPI’s Managing Director, and Kelvin Heppner, Journalist and Broadcaster at RealAgriculture, featuring:
- Christopher White, President and CEO, Canadian Meat Advocacy Office (CMAO) in Beijing & Canada Pork
- Carlo Dade, Director, School of Public Policy, University of Calgary
- Wolfgang Alschner, Ph.D, Hyman Soloway Chair in Business and Trade Law, University of Ottawa