A surprise announcement today in the canola trade dispute with China means Canada’s imports can continue for now, without inflicting damage on the multibillion-dollar sector. Reporting from Beijing, Shirlee Engel explains why China agreed on a temporary reprieve and what it means for Canadian farmers.
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