I'm not sure how you define fair trade. However, here is how most Quebec and Canadian companies define trade with foreign companies, whether in Colombia or elsewhere: the two companies involved in the transaction are free to set the terms and conditions they want. Canadian companies are nevertheless committed, especially in Latin America, to being socially responsible. Canadian companies are recognized around the world for adopting sound practices. A number of Canadian businesses are genuine role models in this area.
Can we do more? Probably, but I think we have nothing to be ashamed of, compared to what is happening in other countries. Besides, I think most of the trade between Canada and Colombia involves companies that use sound business practices in the community and have good working relations with suppliers and the local communities in which they are established.