Chrystia Freeland

International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland sees a silver lining for Canada in 2017 despite an increasingly complex economic situation worldwide.

Canadian bureaucrats pondered using the personal "brand" of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to sell the world on the merits of the country's return to peacekeeping, The Canadian Press has learned.

With the U.S. presidential election looming, Chrystia Freeland says she wants a new trade deal with Europe to showcase how strong trading relationships are better than building walls.

Chrystia Freeland walked out Friday on talks aimed at convincing the holdout Belgian region of Wallonia to agree to the European Union's wide-ranging free trade deal with Canada.

The European Union is giving its 28 member countries a say on the final ratification of its mammoth free trade deal with Canada in order to quell rising anti−trade sentiments.

TPP signing comes before the government has finished assessing the economic costs and benefits the deal potentially holds for Canada.

...but International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland said Monday that signing the 12-country treaty doesn't necessarily mean that Ottawa will ultimately ratify it.

Chrystia Freeland stresses that Islamic State doesn't represent Muslims and that it's important to stand up for diversity.

Environmental advocates say the controversial TPP deal exposes climate change policy to costly lawsuits.

As the text of the deal became public today, the Liberals reiterate their election promise that they will debate the TPP deal in the House.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his re-elected Liberal government's top priority is to implement a rule requiring most commercial travellers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.