Diplomatic expulsions give Canada new cause to steer away from China on trade policy
Less than two weeks before the mutual expulsions, White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan called on the U.S. to “forge a new consensus” – one in which the country works with partners and its own heavy-spending industrial strategy to lessen reliance on China in areas such as semi-conductors and critical minerals.
But that is precisely what the emerging U.S. posture amounts to, said Robert Daly, director of the Kissinger Institute on China and the United States at the Woodrow Wilson Center, a think tank. Thinking of it as a new Cold War, he said, “is the key to understanding how long term this is going to be, how dangerous, how costly, how pervasive.”
Canada does not share that concern, and has long sought to navigate its own way with China, all while championing an adherence to multilateralism and a rules-based international order that is falling out of favour in the White House. Changes in American priorities have also threatened Canada. “The Americans are very good at looking out for their own interest,” she said. “We should be as well.”
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