JUST IN: Mélanie Joly & Carney CALLS OUT Trump's Defeat From China

Prime Minister Mark Carney had a consequential first day in China, meeting Premier Li Qiang and signing eight memorandums of understanding that signal a serious reset in Canada–China relations. The visit — the first by a Canadian prime minister in eight years — included a formal guard of honour, underscoring Beijing’s intent to engage Canada as a long-term partner. The day’s defining moment, however, came from Mélanie Joly, who spoke bluntly to reporters about global instability — pointing clearly to the unpredictability coming from the United States. Her remarks marked a visible shift in Canada’s posture away from pressure-based diplomacy associated with Donald Trump. In this video, we break down why Day One in Beijing matters, what the signed MOUs reveal about investment and trade potential, and why expectations are now building around possible announcements on Chinese EV manufacturing in Canada and relief for Canadian canola farmers. This is about leverage, options, and a Canada that is no longer boxed in. SUPPORT CANADA TODAY ON PATREON Become a member here: 👉 https://www.patreon.com/cw/CanadaToday Canada Today is now LIVE on Patreon, where you can support the channel’s independent journalism for as little as $3 a month. Members get access to exclusive, uncensored content, deeper breakdowns, and material we sometimes have to limit on YouTube. Mark Carney’s China visit marks a Canada China relations reset, highlighted by Beijing meetings, major trade MOUs, and Melanie Joly’s blunt press conference on instability linked to Trump’s Canada trade pressure. With Chinese EV manufacturing in Canada and potential canola tariff relief now on the table, Canada is accelerating global diversification and breaking free from U.S. leverage. Canada MarkCarney China BreakingNews Trump CanadaChina GlobalTrade EVs Canola AutoIndustry Geopolitics CanadaToday WorldNews TradeShift ForeignPolicy ChinaNews CanadaNews Politics Breaking Economy