Justin Trudeau's resignation as Canadian Prime Minister has sparked discussions on the potential for improved ties with China.
Trudeau, who has served as Prime Minister since 2015, oversaw a significant deterioration in bilateral relations marked by various diplomatic conflicts.
Experts believe the new political leadership in Canada could provide an opportunity to reassess its stance towards China and ease tensions.
Comparisons are made to Australia, which improved relations with China after a shift in government, suggesting a similar approach for Canada might work.
Despite the hopes for a rebound, analysts warn that lasting improvements are uncertain due to ongoing tensions and negative public sentiment towards China in Canada.