Canada's foreign policy in the year 2016，Justin Trudeau's first year in office，was marked by multilateralism and internationalism，both of which reflected Trudeau's policy statements during his election campaigns，as well as Canada's overall policy shift towards the so called ‘Asia-pacific pivot’.Under the leadership of its new government，Canada is entering a new age of all-round diplomacy marked by three tendencies：（1）the tendency of improving Canada's international image by carrying out Mr.Trudeau's election promises，especially those concerning refugees and climate changes；（2）the tendency of furthering relationship with traditional allies，including the United States and European countries；and （3）the tendency of strengthening the ‘Asia-pacific pivot’ by furthering economic ties with China，emphasizing trade relations，joining the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank，and initiating feasibility study on a potential FTA with China.Canada's strengthening international influence may serve to provide a more substantial foundation for the future development of China-Canada relations.