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Rarely does a Canadian politician pass on an opportunity to invoke ice hockey as a rallying cry.
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland’s career as a politician is only a few years old, and she spent most of her adult life in places that prefer turf sports to those played on ice. But that didn’t stop her from making the obligatory reference to Canada’s national pastime when she presented the outline of her strategy for the renewal of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a high-stakes negotiation that could define not only her legacy, but that of her boss, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Continue reading at the Centre for International Governance Innovation ... Comments are closed.
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