ICE Canadian canola futures fell on Friday in line with soybeans, and registered a narrow loss on the week. Slack canola demand and possible unwinding of oilseed spread trades against wheat have weighed on canola, a trader said. March canola dropped $5.30 at $498.30 per tonne. Most active contract eased 0.5 percent for the week. May canola shed $5.30 to $505 per tonne.
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