Canada may be powerless to fight China’s canola ban
Canola is big business in Canada, but for nearly two months, that business has taken a hit because of a ban on Canadian canola by China.
That ban is especially hard-felt in Saskatchewan, which grows more than half of what Canada produces. The Chinese regime says it’s because of concerns over pests, but is likely part of a growing trade war that was sparked with the arrest of Huawei exec Meng Wengzhou
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