加拿大外长还没到中国，卡尼先收到一个要求，取消对华电动车关税

Group 1 - The Canadian government is facing internal pressure to cancel tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles due to the negative impact on local industries and agriculture, particularly in Western provinces [1][4][6] - The tariffs, initially imposed to protect domestic industries, have led to retaliatory measures from China, significantly affecting Canadian exports, especially canola oil, pork, and seafood [3][4][6] - The political landscape in Canada is complex, with a shift in public opinion regarding tariffs on electric vehicles, indicating a growing recognition that cooperation with China may yield better economic outcomes [7][9] Group 2 - The automotive manufacturing sector in Canada is heavily reliant on external markets and components, making it vulnerable to U.S. protectionist policies [3][6] - The agricultural sector, particularly in Western Canada, is experiencing severe losses due to decreased exports to China, with some regions reporting a 76% drop in canola exports [4][6] - The Canadian government must demonstrate goodwill towards China, such as by removing tariffs on electric vehicles, to restore normal trade relations and enhance competitiveness [6][9]