The Globe and Mail reports in its Monday edition that British Columbia Premier David Eby is in China to promote the province's forestry products and LNG development. A Canadian Press dispatch to The Globe reports that Mr. Eby said on Saturday, before jetting off for the trip, that China is the province's second-largest trading partner. He said the trip aims to expand relationships beyond the United States to double international trade in the next decade. Mr. Eby said Prime Minister Mark Carney has "opened the door again" to China, and B.C. needs a seat at the table to explore economic opportunities in tourism, agriculture and forestry. He hopes to see Chinese tariffs currently impacting the province lifted, including on the seafood sector. Mr. Eby said he's received briefings from both the RCMP and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service to ensure "our team is fully aware of how to minimize risk and to maximize opportunities while visiting." Mr. Eby said the "really big fish" he's seeking to land on the trip will see him meeting with PetroChina to discuss the second phase of the massive LNG facility expansion in Kitimat, B.C., with an impending final investment decision on the project expected later this year.