Chrystia Freeland

• Freeland says Canada may retaliate against U.S. softwood lumber duty rate

  The U.S. Department of Commerce said Wednesday that its final combined anti-dumping and countervailing duty rate for most Canadian producers will be 17.9 per cent.

  Economy

  Nov 25
• Liberals table COVID-19 aid bill with targeted supports to businesses, workers

  The new Bill C-2 would extend previously announced programs as well as "deliver targeted support" to businesses and workers facing pandemic-related challenges.

  Canada

  Nov 24
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• Trudeau to push critical minerals, cross-border goods flow at Three Amigos summit in D.C.

  The busy tour marks Trudeau's first visit to the U.S. capital since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Politics

  Nov 17
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• Air Canada to review French policies as CEO begins private instruction

  Air Canada agreed to review French proficiency requirements for a broader swath of senior positions and to assess companywide policies around the use of French.

  Canada

  Nov 9
• Freeland makes several recommendations to Air Canada’s board over CEO’s comments on French

  Chrystia Freeland is also asking that knowledge of French become an important criterion for securing promotions at the airline, which is subject to the Official Languages Act.

  Canada

  Nov 8
• The CRB has ended. Here’s how it may impact Canadians’ taxes

  If you earned more than $38,000 in net income excluding the CRB, you may have to repay part of the benefit.

  Money

  Oct 26
• PM Trudeau to unveil cabinet ministers in ceremony on Tuesday

  Trudeau has said there will be gender parity among the regionally balanced appointments.

  Politics

  Oct 25
• ‘Rules are the rules’: Freeland mum on removing PCR testing for Canada border

  The Canadian border is currently open to recreational travel, but only to those who can prove they've been fully vaccinated and can present a negative PCR test.

  Canada

  Oct 14
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• Supply chain snarls: Freeland says Canada watching ‘very, very closely’ for spillover

  The International Monetary Fund warned earlier in the week that supply chain disruptions will likely mean 'more difficult near-term prospects' for advanced economies.

  Canada

  Oct 14
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• Parliament will return before the end of fall, Trudeau says

  "A few hours ago I spoke with the Governor General and confirmed for her that it is my intention of forming the next government," Trudeau said.

  Canada

  Sep 28