At the Canada China Business Council, membership means business. We are a truly bilateral non-profit, membership-based organization with seven offices in both Canada and China. Founded in 1978, we have been the leading voice of Canada-China businesses for over 40 years and provide the knowledge and connections you need to succeed in China and Canada.
For general inquiries, contact coordinator@ccbc.com.
For media inquiries, contact communications@ccbc.com.
Services and Support Include:
- Advice on crafting a China strategy
- Advice on government relations
- Executive and insider briefings
- Private and public sector contacts in China and Canada
- Analysis of regulatory and policy changes affecting your business
- Recommendation and introduction Chinese suppliers and business partners
Missions, Meetings, Seminars, and Events
- CCBC’s Annual General Meeting and Policy Conference is the preeminent business gathering for Canada-China business, trade, and investment
- Canada Day Celebration featuring Canadian food, beverages, and consumer products
- Meetings for visiting senior government delegations in Canada and China
- Business and trade missions to and from China
- Networking events, roundtables, workshops, seminars, and briefing
Inbound Investment in Canada
Become a CCBC member.
CCBC Hosts Exclusive Toronto Briefing and Networking Reception on the Latest Canada–China Business Survey
On March 12, 2026, the Canada China Business Council (CCBC) hosted an Exclusive Briefing and Networking Reception on CCBC’s Latest Canada–China Business Survey in Toronto, bringing together business leaders, policymakers, and experts to exchange perspectives on the...
Canada-China Business Survey 2025/2026: Summary Report
Since CCBC’s last survey in 2023, the global business environment has become increasingly complex as rising protectionism, supply chain diversification, and geopolitical uncertainty have required greater pragmatism from business and political leaders alike.
Breaking Down Tariffs and the Trade Thaw
CCBC members receive a weekly policy and market briefing highlighting developments shaping Canada–China trade and investment. Below is a sample excerpt from a recent briefing provided to members on tariff adjustments affecting Canadian exports to China. CCBC...
The Leading Voice in Canada-China Business
At the Canada China Business Council, membership means business. We are a truly bilateral non-profit, membership-based organization with seven offices in both Canada and China. Founded in 1978, we have been the leading voice of Canada-China businesses for over 40 years and provide the knowledge and connections you need to succeed in China and Canada.
For general inquiries, contact coordinator@ccbc.com.
For media inquiries, contact communications@ccbc.com.
CCBC Membership
NEW MEMBERS
CCBC Member Services
Services and Support Include:
- Advice on crafting a China strategy
- Advice on government relations
- Executive and insider briefings
- Private and public sector contacts in China and Canada
- Analysis of regulatory and policy changes affecting your business
- Recommendation and introduction Chinese suppliers and business partners
Missions, Meetings, Seminars, and Events
- CCBC’s Annual General Meeting and Policy Conference is the preeminent business gathering for Canada-China business, trade, and investment
- Canada Day Celebration featuring Canadian food, beverages, and consumer products
- Meetings for visiting senior government delegations in Canada and China
- Business and trade missions to and from China
- Networking events, roundtables, workshops, seminars, and briefing
Inbound Investment in Canada
Become a CCBC member.
CCBC Hosts Exclusive Toronto Briefing and Networking Reception on the Latest Canada–China Business Survey
On March 12, 2026, the Canada China Business Council (CCBC) hosted an Exclusive Briefing and Networking Reception on CCBC’s Latest Canada–China Business Survey in Toronto, bringing together business leaders, policymakers, and experts to exchange perspectives on the...
Canada-China Business Survey 2025/2026: Summary Report
Since CCBC’s last survey in 2023, the global business environment has become increasingly complex as rising protectionism, supply chain diversification, and geopolitical uncertainty have required greater pragmatism from business and political leaders alike.
Breaking Down Tariffs and the Trade Thaw
CCBC members receive a weekly policy and market briefing highlighting developments shaping Canada–China trade and investment. Below is a sample excerpt from a recent briefing provided to members on tariff adjustments affecting Canadian exports to China. CCBC...



