Group 1 - The Canadian government's imposition of a 25% steel tariff on China is seen as a strategic move to counterbalance U.S. pressure, but it has backfired significantly [1][5][10] - The Australian canola market is benefiting from a shift in orders, with a 150,000-ton agreement and a total of 3 million tons over three years, as Canada loses its previously dominant position [2][8] - Canadian farmers are facing severe financial losses, with reports of up to 15 billion Canadian dollars in losses due to the abrupt changes in trade dynamics [2][5] Group 2 - The Canadian government's reliance on the U.S. market is highlighted, with 75% of its exports going to the U.S., making it vulnerable to U.S. trade policies [7][8] - The response from Canadian officials to the steel tariff has been criticized as ineffective, with calls for better relations with China while simultaneously imposing tariffs [5][9] - The strategic missteps of the Canadian government are leading to a loss of credibility and market share, particularly in the agricultural sector, as provinces seek alternative markets [8][10]