A November 5, 2021 article titled ‘Is Canada A Play On China’ (http://goo.gl/Hfs9p) follows from a presentation earlier this year made Murray Leith, VP and Director, Investment Research, Odium Brown Limited, Vancouver.  Mr. Brown apparently raised this is as ‘a topic to be thought about’.  The article’s author  says that Canada is not a ‘play on China’.  From my perspective, to suggest that 'Canada is a play on China' is too broad a conclusion, but may be partially correct in respect of some specific Canadian companies. I say this because I believe, if one were to drill down and segment the Canadian equity markets by resource type (precious metals, base metals, oil & gas, potash, etc., there are segments (base metals and potash, for example) that may well be strongly influenced by China in the near and long term. In essence, I don’t believe as a general statement that ‘Canada is a ‘play’ on China’.  I do think that there may be segments of the Canadian Equity Markets (e.g. base metals, potash) that in part may be a ‘play on China’, but I think the question needs to be addressed not from 20,000 feet, but rather from 1,000 feet.