Canada's Prime Minister says ties with China 'more predictable' than with US
Canada’s ties with China are “more predictable” due to candid and consistent dialogue, while its relationship with the U.S. remains deeper and more multifaceted, Prime Minister Mark Carney said in Beijing.
Liz Lee Reuters
Beijing newsroom Reuters
January 16, 2026

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Ritan Park, during the first visit by a Canadian prime minister to China since 2017, in Beijing, China, January 16, 2026.
Carlos Osorio/Reuters
Canada's relationship with China is one that is "more predictable", Prime Minister Mark Carney said to reporters in Beijing on Friday when asked to compare the North American country's ties with neighbour United States.
Carney attributed that to having addressed areas for cooperation as well as differences between both countries in his meetings with Chinese leaders.
"And that sort of candid and consistent dialogue, frank dialogue that leads to a more predictable, and effective relationship," he said.
He described Canada's ties with U.S. as "much more multifaceted, much deeper, much broader than it is with China".
-Liz Lee and Beijing newsroom/Reuters
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