The Latest Breaking News from Chrystia Freeland

Canada plans to drop CA$2.4 billion in its next budget to boost artificial intelligence capabilities.

Canada's finance minister discusses how the country's budget plans aim to create conditions conducive to rate cuts, providing an overview of the government...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to use emergency legislation to quell the “freedom convoy” protests that gripped downtown Ottawa and border crossings in 2022 was not justified, the Federal Court of Canada has ruled.

Police in Ontario have dropped charges against a reporter arrested while trying to ask Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland a question, saying "no credible security threat existed." Video showed Freeland was walking down a public sidewalk when David Menzies approached her with a microphone and began walking alongside her, asking about…

As the Bank of Canada prepared to announce its decision on interest rates in early September, Tiff Macklem, the bank’s governor, received imploring letters from premiers spanning both the country and the political spectrum.

The country's Global Affairs department did not specify which states, but is advising Canadian travelers to check the local laws for their destination before traveling.

Canada has updated its travel advisory to the U.S., warning members of the LGBTQ+ community that some American states have enacted laws that may affect them

Canada’s deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland said the new advice was issued on behalf of experts who ‘look carefully around the world’

Ottawa’s latest travel advisory advises LGBTQ travellers to check state laws amid ‘national emergency’ claims.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, on the sidelnes of the G20 Finance Ministers and central bank governors, discussed the progress being made on ongoing bilateral trade negotiations.

The move over the AIIB comes amid a continued fraying of ties between Ottawa and Beijing.