Chrystia Freeland

Justin Trudeau’s cabinet shuffle thrust the hyperconnected Freeland, a hardliner on Russia with deep ties in official Washington, into the spotlight

The cabinet shuffle rewards the young and energetic—and leaves the unfortunate impression that rookie female MPs are fungible

As Chrystia Freeland rises, Maryam Monsef falls. And as two Liberal vets move on, two ministers to watch move in

International trade is slowing. Protectionism is on the rise. For a trade-dependent country like Canada, that spells big trouble.

Sure there’s climate change, a health deal, First Nations issues—but don’t forget trade, innovation and infrastructure

Paul Wells on why the launch of the Convergence project sounds familiar

Justin Trudeau led an equal number of men and women up the driveway to Rideau Hall. That short walk took 147 years.

Margaret Trudeau emerges as a potent voice

Old Boys still wield power. But as proven by the Finance Minister’s kiboshed Q&A at the Cambridge Club, it’s easy to lampoon.

Defending the federal government’s position against face coverings being worn during citizenship oaths, a key minister uses the term ’hijab’ in an odd way