Chrystia Freeland

Paul Wells: Get a second opinion, they said. It’s an election environment, they said. Where have we heard that before?

The foreign minister took her time before cautiously pushing back against comments that ’seek to politicize the extradition process’

Voted this year’s hardest-working MP, Freeland spent most of the past year effectively doing two ministerial jobs at the same time

More respondents were disappointed with the deal than pleased with it, meaning a presumptive plus for the Liberals could be a liability

Spread thin and up against a bullying opponent, Chrystia Freeland saved NAFTA and emerged as the politician to watch in Ottawa. Now what?

After Donald Trump spent about an hour praising the new continental trade deal, the PM and his foreign minister take to a podium in Ottawa

It started with a demand from Donald Trump and seemed like a zero-sum game. John Geddes on the long, divisive fight and the last minute deal.

The U.S. president says he doesn’t like Canada’s foreign minister, but the more interesting dynamic is the contrast between Freeland and Robert Lighthizer, Trump’s trade czar

Scott Gilmore: In both the NAFTA negotiations and the Kavanaugh case, there has been a stark contrast in behaviour between the sexes

Andrew MacDougall: It is possible that by going to Washington to needle Trump, Freeland’s tactics have not been helping Canada’s cause