The Hill Times: Tseng said that if Canada is looking to address economic concerns then it shouldn’t be looking at China.
“It was only a few years ago when the Two Michaels incident was over; don’t [have such a] short memory,” he said. “Your canola oil was targeted and sanctioned, not once, not twice, but three times.”
“Does this not remind you that China is not really that law-abiding?” he said. “To me, China has been portrayed too nicely in the joint statement.”
“You cannot depend on [non-market] trading partners because they can decide to buy and stop buying very, very quickly—it’s not trustworthy,” he said…