Chrystia Freeland
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Smith, Freeland announce new $8.9B Dow investment in AlbertaFort Saskatchewan will be home to Dow's Path2Zero facility, the world’s first net-zero Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions integrated ethylene cracker and derivatives site.EconomyNov 29
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Where’s the money going? Breaking down the fall economic statementFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland tabled her fall economic statement on the country's financial health and introduced some new measures to target the housing crisis.EconomyNov 21
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Liberals’ fiscal update keeps $40B deficit, pledges new shortfall guidelinesFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland presented her fiscal update in the House of Commons, stressing the pressure inflation and a slowing economy are putting on federal finances.EconomyNov 21
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Liberals are ‘running out of time’ heading into fall economic update. Here’s whyThe Liberal government is caught between a slowing economy and a need to reverse its political fortunes with voters heading into the fall economic statement.EconomyNov 20
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‘Supply, supply, supply’: Freeland tees up fall economic statementFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland teed up the government’s upcoming fall economic statement Tuesday when she revealed two 'key challenges' it hopes to address.PoliticsNov 14
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Hydro upgrades could lead to benefits on Manitobans’ bills, feds sayCanada's Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced upgrades to Manitoba Hydro to the tune of $475.6 million.PoliticsNov 9
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Freeland will give fall economic statement Nov. 21 amid affordability crunchThe fall economic statement will offer the finance minister a chance to lay out the vision for where things stand between budgets, and amid global economic challenges.PoliticsNov 9
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Chief Actuary to calculate ‘reasonable’ Alberta CPP exit cost: FreelandFreeland called the meeting amid concerns about the ramifications of Alberta leaving the federal retirement plan to set up its own standalone program.CanadaNov 3
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Alberta’s CPP exit would put millions of retirements at risk, Freeland saysFinance Minister Chrystia Freeland says Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's plan to withdraw the province from the CPP would be 'historic, costly, and irreversible.'CanadaNov 1
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Freeland to meet finance ministers on Alberta’s proposed CPP withdrawalIn a letter to the ministers, Freeland said the province had the right to withdraw from the CPP, but that it should be "informed by a clear understanding of the risks" of doing so.CanadaOct 31
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