WINNIPEG, Manitoba: ICE nearby canola futures eased on Tuesday, but the market saw bouts of both buying and selling. Many buyers are on the sidelines due to weak technicals and seasonal harvest pressure, while sellers are hoping for canola to reach higher prices on strength in the soy complex, resulting in mixed trading, a trader said. November canola eased 50 cents to $860.60 per tonne, falling for a fourth straight day.