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Group 1 - Canadian Prime Minister Carney is set to visit China from January 13 to 17, marking the first visit by a Canadian Prime Minister since 2017, aimed at repairing Sino-Canadian relations and discussing trade, energy, agriculture, and international security [1] - The visit is seen as a milestone, particularly by the Canadian agricultural sector, which hopes to ease trade tensions between the two countries [1] - Ontario Premier Doug Ford has publicly urged Carney to maintain high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles during the visit, reflecting a divide in provincial support regarding trade policies with China [2][3] Group 2 - Ford's stance is influenced by the automotive industry's significance in Ontario, where he insists that any electric vehicles must be produced locally to be sold in Canada [3] - In contrast, the premiers of Saskatchewan and Manitoba support the removal of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, emphasizing the need to alleviate economic pressures on local farmers and producers [5] - British Columbia officials are optimistic that Carney's visit could open new markets for the province's energy sector, highlighting the importance of maintaining trade relations with China for economic resilience [6] Group 3 - A recent Ipsos poll indicates that over 54% of Canadians support strengthening trade ties with China, a significant shift from 2020 when 80% wanted to reduce reliance on the Chinese market [7] - The poll reveals that Canadians are now more focused on trade agreements that directly benefit the economy and reduce living costs, with 71% considering trade relations crucial for economic benefits [7] - Carney aims to diversify Canada's trade partnerships to enhance economic resilience and reduce dependence on a single market, reflecting a strategic shift in trade policy [7][9]