Chrystia Freeland

A daring plan kickstarted by Canada’s Chrystia Freeland saved hundreds of civil defence workers—but only after they survived slander, persecution and bombs

Terry Glavin: A new analysis says Canada should keep its troops in Latvia, but the unraveling of the transatlantic relationship poses a momentous challenge

Legal experts explain why a World Trade Organization case, although slow, is a better bet than trying to use the U.S. law against Trump

Terry Glavin: The ‘rules based world order’ is so badly broken that it now seems hardly worth defending. And the trouble started before Trump.

Allen Abel reports from the U.S. Capitol, as Canada’s foreign minister (and ’Diplomat of the Year’) makes a desperate plea for U.S. restraint

The countermeasures, which will apply only to goods originating from the U.S., are set to take effect on July 1 and remain in place until the U.S. lifts its tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum

As the world reacts to new steel and aluminum tariffs slapped on exports to the U.S., Trudeau and Freeland plot a course for Canada

Q&A: Barack Obama’s Russian envoy Michael McFaul on Putin’s mentality, human rights at home, and why he thinks Putin knew about WikiLeaks’ email release

America doesn’t have the resources to fight China and its North American friends on trade at the same time. Something has to give.

Canada is removing four Russian diplomats in solidarity with the U.K. Here’s how Ottawa expels them—and makes sure they actually leave.