喊话中国也没有反应，加拿大省长决定亲自出面：我要去中国谈判

Group 1 - China's recent trade countermeasures against Canada have caused significant turmoil, particularly affecting the canola seed exports, which faced a major setback due to a new margin system implemented by China [1] - Canada exported 4 million tons of canola seeds, and the new measures have nearly eliminated their chances of continuing exports to China, which is critical as 65% of Canada's canola seed exports rely on the Chinese market [2][3] - The Canadian government, represented by Prime Minister Carney, has expressed a willingness to engage in constructive negotiations with China, but there has been no progress from the Chinese side, leading to increased anxiety among Canadian farmers [3][4] Group 2 - The Saskatchewan Premier has announced plans to visit China to persuade the Chinese government to lift the anti-dumping measures on Canadian canola seeds, as the current situation poses a severe threat to the Canadian canola industry during the harvest season [4] - There are doubts regarding the effectiveness of the Premier's visit, as many believe that China's response is more of a retaliation against Canada's unfriendly actions rather than a genuine negotiation opportunity [4][5] - Canada's previous unfriendly measures towards China, including unwarranted tariffs, have severely damaged mutual trust, making it difficult to rebuild relationships and complicating future negotiations [5][6] Group 3 - China has diversified its canola seed import sources, with Australian canola seeds now entering the Chinese market, which poses a competitive threat to Canadian exports [5] - Recent purchases of approximately 50,000 tons of Australian canola seeds by Chinese companies highlight the advantages in price and supply stability, further impacting Canada's market share [5] - Successful negotiations could signal a thaw in China-Canada trade relations and open pathways for resolving other trade disputes, while a breakdown in talks would exacerbate trade tensions and hinder cooperation [6]