Beijing, China (Reuters) – Foreign Minister Wang Yi advised his Canadian counterpart that China and Canada should work to normalize relations and resume their pursuit of a strategic partnership, according to his ministry.

Wang informed Foreign Minister Melanie Joly in Beijing that “China-Canada relations have experienced difficulties and twists and turns over the years, which is not something China would like to see,” the ministry said in a statement late on Friday.

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