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Chrystia Freeland just changed the game From electoral reform and Indigenous reconciliation to his pledge to govern in a more open and transparent way, Justin Trudeau’s words keep writing cheques his deeds can’t cash. When it comes to being Canada’s first feminist prime minister, the cheque just bounced — hard. Max Fawcett Opinion, Politics \| December 16th 2024

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