India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal just met with Canada's Maninder Sidhu to speed up talks on a big trade agreement called CEPA.
Both sides are hoping for a fair deal that opens up markets and helps both economies grow.
Cut customs duties, ease skilled movement
The plan is to cut customs duties and make it easier for skilled professionals to work between the two countries.
They want to wrap things up by 2026, aiming to boost their trade from $8.7 billion in FY25 and $7.95 billion in FY26 to $50 billion by 2030.
India mainly sends pharmaceuticals, iron and steel, seafood, cotton garments, electronic goods, and chemicals to Canada, while Canada exports pulses and crude oil back, so this deal could mean more opportunities on both sides.