After visiting China as part of an effort to reduce trade tensions, Canadian government officials reported on the progress they had made. However, a resolution to the conflicts over Canadian tariffs on Chinese EVs, steel, and aluminum, and the corresponding Chinese retaliation on Canadian agriculture products, looks like it may be hard to achieve.

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