No American president have ever taken any advise on foreign matters from anybody in Canada. What they do is to give orders to our government. Like the one VP Joe just did - impose more sanctions on Russia - which Trudeau immediately obeyed just before 'Canada's greatest friend' Joe arrived in Ottawa. 
Certainly Trump will continue this long tradition. But he might trek without such arrogance once in office, especially on China. He will find out soon enough that China is not a ball you can play, a cake you can eat.  It's not just that China today have enough advanced missiles to wipe out all U.S. bases in Asia within a few hours, all of 7th fleet carriers within 500 mi of its coast, inflict shocking casualty on any fighter/bomber attack from the U.S. (including F-35) due to installation of Russia's most advanced A-400 air defense system. 
It's because China can strangle the U.S. economy and hit the dollar with a flip of a switch. The U.S. can do same. But then what's left - 1.5 vs 0.3.