Trudeau made the announcement about the extension in Beijing, where the canola dispute was expected to dominate the trade agenda during his high-level meetings and the G20, which gets underway later this week. Government negotiators in China said Tuesday they were working hard to resolve the dispute involving billions of dollars worth of canola shipments. She said the two sides have also agreed to work towards a long-term agreement on rules for Canadian canola shipments. Luo said China buys 87 per cent of its canola from Canada because of its good quality and production. (Simeon Garratt)Asked about the Garratt case, Li told a joint news conference with Trudeau that China and Canada would continue to communicate on the matter.

Source: CBC News August 31, 2016 05:01 UTC