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As Canada navigates an increasingly complex and rapidly evolving global landscape, the future of its relationship with China remains a matter of national and international significance. With a new government in Ottawa, the Canada China Business Council (CCBC) is pleased to host this timely webinar to explore the potential for a recalibration of bilateral ties and to examine the implications for Canadian businesses and the broader economic landscape. The discussion will assess ongoing challenges in Canada-China relations, as well as the growing trade complexities Canada faces with the United States — and the impact these developments may have on Canada’s trade and business relations with China. To unpack these critical issues, we are pleased to present a distinguished panel of experts with extensive experience in both the business and policy arenas: Panelists: Gwen Burrows, Assistant Vice-President, International Engagement & Impact, University of Toronto The Honourable Martin Cauchon, Former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada; Vice-Chair, CCBC Board of Directors; Counsel, DS Lawyers Canada LLP Paul Evans, Professor Emeritus, School of Public Policy and Global Affairs, University of British Columbia Constantine Karayannopoulos, Former President and CEO, Neo Performance Materials Inc.; CCBC Board Director Moderator: Stephen Wortley, Partner, DLA Piper (Canada) and DLA Piper (US); CCBC Board Director Welcome Remarks: Bijan Ahmadi, Executive Director and COO, CCBC