Canadian PM calls for buying own products after US' latest tariff threat

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Li Yong, an executive council member of the China Society for WTO Studies, told the Global Times that the US' tariff threats in nature are a pursuit of a unilateral "America First" policy, which has severely disrupted the international trade order and damaged its global image and credibility.
51% : Correspondingly, China will adjust its anti-dumping measures on canola and anti-discrimination measures on certain Canadian agricultural and aquatic products, in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, an official from China's Ministry of Commerce said on January 17.
48% : Regarding the deal with China, Dominic Leblanc, Canadian minister responsible for Canada-US trade, issued a statement Saturday, saying that "there is no pursuit of a free trade agreement with China," and highlighting Canada's "remarkable partnership" with the US, according to ABC News.

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