加拿大热议中加共识是“良药”：农业部门欢呼“好日子”，电动汽车将迎新合作

Group 1 - Canada and China announced specific arrangements to address trade issues in electric vehicles, steel, aluminum, canola, and agricultural products during Prime Minister Carney's visit, which was widely welcomed by Canadian public opinion [1] - The new trade agreement opens a market worth over $7 billion for Canadian workers and businesses, with Canada eliminating a 100% additional tax on Chinese electric vehicles and providing an annual quota of 49,000 vehicles at a 6.1% most-favored-nation tariff rate [1] - The agreement is seen as a significant positive factor for the Canadian economy, providing opportunities for discussions on long-term development prospects [1] Group 2 - The new agreement brings hope to Canadian farmers, particularly canola growers, who faced a $1 billion loss last year, allowing them to adjust their spring planting plans and improve cash flow [3] - Analysts believe that concerns about the agreement offending the U.S. are unfounded, as the U.S. has excluded itself from the electric vehicle sector and does not prioritize agricultural products [3] - A senior Canadian official indicated that Canada aims to engage in joint ventures and investment projects with Chinese companies over the next three years to develop domestic electric vehicles, positioning Canada as the first North American country to independently develop electric vehicles [4] Group 3 - The agreement is not viewed as a one-sided concession to Beijing but rather a strategic move by Canada to secure its own interests, with a return to 2023 policy levels for electric vehicles and a reopening of markets for agriculture [4] - The partnership extends to important cooperation in public safety and visa-free entry for Canadian citizens to China [4] - Carney emphasized the need to change the historically strained relationship between Canada and China, aiming to establish a new strategic partnership that benefits both nations [4]