India and Canada are revitalizing their trade negotiations, with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney highlighting the potential of a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) to transform economic ties. During a meeting with Indian Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, Carney stated that the agreement would unlock significant market access for Canadian workers and businesses. Goyal, who is leading a large business delegation to Canada, echoed Carney's sentiments, noting that the recent interactions have set a new trajectory for bilateral relations. The two nations are targeting a tripling of bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2030 and are keen to finalize the free trade agreement by the end of this year. The discussions cover multiple sectors, including energy, agri-food, technology, and education. The renewed momentum follows a period of strained relations, which improved after Carney's recent visit to India, where significant agreements were signed, including a $1.9 billion uranium supply deal for India's nuclear power generation.