Look, on this issue, I am just a layperson, I do not pretend to have any special expertise...

... but off the top of my head, something looks messed up.

There is this sentence here: "China is the No. 1 global source of fentanyl because that country’s vast chemical and pharmaceutical industries are loosely regulated and poorly monitored."

Hello?

I think the way to address China's hopelessly poor regulation and monitoring of its chemical and pharma industries is for CHINA to step up the plate and get down to business there.

Look, shoot down my post all you like, but I think there is reason to be apprehensive about the RCMP tipping lots of secret information to the Chinese government in tackling the last stage of the process (the lowly drug mule getting here thrice removed from the production company overseas). What better way for the Chinese to get a front row seat of Canada's abilities and weaknesses in surveillance and spying?

Foremost, China needs to do better inside China.