Canada should weather China's economic slowdown relatively well, with fairly minor consequences for economic growth. Since China represents a fairly small share of Canada's total exports, any slowdown there is likely to be more than offset anyway by gradually improving trade with the US. More importantly, the commodity prices that really matter to Canada are much less exposed to China's economic slowdown.
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