Chrystia Freeland

Rex Tillerson’s firing as U.S. secretary of state is a heavy blow for Canada’s foreign minister, who worked in step with him on North Korea and Russia

Opinion: If previous debates on arms sales are anything to go by, Canada has become less vigilant on human rights

For Canada, the main legacy of the forum for peace on the Korean Peninsula may be increasingly thorny relations with the world’s emerging superpower

If Donald Trump tries to cancel NAFTA, no one knows what happens next. But it’s not clear anyone south of the border will stand up for trade.

At a cabinet retreat, Chrystia Freeland promises to try new ideas at the next NAFTA bargaining session

Morneau’s tax turmoil, two new opposition leaders, border-crossing refugees, Indigenous issues, and coping with a Diet Coke-chugging president

Paul Wells parses diplomatic history as the U.S. secretary of state arrives in Ottawa to talk North Korea

Paul Wells on how a long shot mission hinging on a retreat by Vladimir Putin is taking shape, and how Canada is playing a role

Chrystia Freeland’s silence following her first trip to China as foreign affairs minister is troubling, says Charles Burton

From key players to major sticking points—here’s what you need to know about NAFTA renegotiations