加拿大求锤得锤，被中国制裁了才想起来交涉：我们对中方很失望

Core Viewpoint - The trade tensions between Canada and China have escalated due to tariffs imposed by Canada on Chinese electric vehicles and steel products, leading to China's countermeasures against Canadian canola seeds [1][3][7]. Group 1: Trade Actions and Responses - The European Union and Canada have both imposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, prompting China to express serious dissatisfaction and initiate an anti-dumping investigation against Canadian canola seeds [1][3]. - Following the investigation, China determined that Canadian canola seeds were indeed being dumped and decided to impose a deposit, affecting nearly half of Canada's canola oil market [3][10]. - Despite initial attempts at dialogue, Canada has shifted its focus back to targeting China after failed trade negotiations with the U.S., leading to further tariffs on Chinese steel products [1][5]. Group 2: Domestic Impact in Canada - The imposition of the deposit on canola seeds has caused significant economic distress in Canada, particularly in agricultural provinces where the canola industry is vital [10]. - Canadian farmers have expressed frustration, feeling they should not bear the brunt of the trade tensions, and are urging the government to negotiate a resolution with China [3][10]. - There is a growing discontent among Canadian officials regarding the government's handling of the trade dispute, with calls for more decisive action to address the situation [10]. Group 3: Geopolitical Influences - Analysts suggest that Canada's trade policies towards China are heavily influenced by U.S. strategic interests, complicating its decision-making process [7][8]. - The ongoing trade disputes reflect a complex geopolitical backdrop, with Canada seemingly underestimating the strength and impact of China's retaliatory measures [8][10]. - The internal divisions within the Canadian government regarding the approach to China further exacerbate the challenges faced in resolving the trade conflict [10].