The claim presented in the headline 'Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to visit China' is entirely false and misleading. Mark Carney, a prominent Canadian economist, served as the Governor of the Bank of Canada and later the Bank of England, but he has never held the office of Prime Minister of Canada. The current and sitting Prime Minister of Canada is Justin Trudeau. Historically, a Canadian Prime Minister did undertake a significant visit to China, which the article might be attempting to reference, albeit with the wrong individual. Justin Trudeau visited China in December 2017, seeking to deepen trade ties and explore a potential free trade agreement. This visit took place during a period when the 'Trump's America First agenda' was influencing global trade dynamics, prompting Canada to diversify its international partnerships. Searching for the specific article 'Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to visit China' on news.cgtn.com yields no direct results, suggesting the article either does not exist under this title or is a misrepresentation. However, CGTN did report on Justin Trudeau's visit to China in December 2017. The reference to 'Prime Minister Carney' in the related articles, particularly the one attributed to 'pm.gc.ca', is also erroneous, as no official Canadian government source refers to Mark Carney as a former or current Prime Minister. This indicates a significant factual error at the core of the news story, rendering it inaccurate and potentially a fabrication based on misinformation.