I cannot speak to that exact case, but I can tell members about the measures we've taken to ensure security of the supply line, from a federal perspective. I suspect the case in question may be of a provincial order, but I'm not certain.
The number one key to bringing goods from China or any other country into Canada is securing the supply line, so having a good in-country process to make sure you get the product and have a place to store it at the airports. It has to be there two weeks in advance, with all the appropriate paperwork to clear customs. Even when all that is done, as with most countries, there's always the possibility of a random inspection. The Chinese government does that on a fairly regular basis, so it's important to have multiple shipments there so that if an order does get held up because of a scheduled inspection, there's an alternative.