Chrystia Freeland

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer couldn’t find too many redeeming qualities of the trade deal on the books. Watch for tough negotiations to follow.

Canada’s demands for fewer Buy American rules for public contracts and freer movement of professionals may be a tough sell in the U.S.

For the record, here’s what the foreign affairs minister had to say about her NAFTA renegotiation priorities at a parliamentary committee

The Liberals have been hit with a challenge that never fit into their plan. As talks begin this week, the stakes are enormous.

From the politics of marijuana, to moving beyond talk on First Nations, big policy challenges remain

Canadian history—from JFK and Diefenbaker, to the last ’Trudeau Doctrine’—is littered with foreign-policy differences with the U.S.

Who’s up? A foreign minister with a bold plan. Who’s down? A Tory leadership runner-up.

When the U.S. president tweets, it must be taken literally and seriously. Any other approach is irresponsible and delusional.

Freeland’s speech suggested a Trudeau government policy of depending less on the United States than we did before, but it was lacking in specifics

As the U.S. turns inward, Canada’s foreign minister pledges openness—and Canadian leadership—on the international stage