I haven't seen a fundamental change, no. I just see that we've come out of a period of crisis. Perhaps this is an opportunity to reopen channels of communication that were closed during the crisis and to re-establish a bit more of a constructive and productive basis on which to find interests that are perhaps more compatible than originally thought in some areas of global governance.
That said, there hasn't been much change in the public debate across the country, or in the way China engages in a kind of rhetoric war with countries that it associates with a liberal western view of the international order. If opinion polls are any indication, Canadians' perceptions of China haven't changed either.
So I don't see a fundamental change other than an exit from the crisis. Perhaps we can hope that relations between the two countries will be restored on a slightly less toxic basis than they were before.