World: Freeland took to X on Friday and responded to the suspected interference, saying that she would not be intimidated by Chinese foreign interference. 

Canada detects 'malicious activity' linked to China targeting Liberal party candidate Chrystia Freeland

World: Chrystia Freeland expressed her intention to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and become the next Liberal leader and Canada's prime minister

Chrystia Freeland enters race to replace Trudeau as Canada's prime minister. Who is she?

He came with a smiling party face at the gathering, which was day after one of his most trusted allies, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, announced her resignation. 



Amidst political chaos in Canada, feisty Trudeau perseveres, but for how long?

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, despite dealing with the lowest point of his political career, put on his party face at the Liberal Party's annual holiday gathering.

Speaking at the liberal Party's end-of-the-year, Trudeau chalked up the exit of his long-time trusted Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland as "fights around the holidays"



Canada PM Justin Trudeau tries to downplay Freeland's resignation, challenge to leadership as 'family' spat

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland's resignation is being seen as one of the biggest crises the Justin Trudeau administration has faced since taking power in November 2015. Watch this report for more details!

Canada: Justin Trudeau On The Edge As Chrystia Freeland Resigns in Defiance

Justin Trudeau, the embattled Canadian Prime Minister on Tuesday (Dec 17) tried to downplay the most serious challenge to his leadership yet — the resignation of his deputy PM as a 'family' spat.

In a major political setback to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his deputy PM and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland tendered her resignation on Monday (Dec 16).

Trudeau next? Ontario Liberal MP calls for change in leadership after Canada Deputy PM's resignation

Making things worse for the Trudeau government, Freeland’s resignation came the same day she was supposed to table her fall economic statement



She stressed that the country is facing a grave challenge with the incoming Trump administration and their tariff threats. 



Canada's Deputy PM Freeland resigns over disagreements with Trudeau, says country facing grave challenge

Canada's Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland on Monday (Dec 16) announced her resignation from the cabinet over disagreements with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Ottawa's response to US President-elect Donald Trump's tariff threats.

A journalist in Canada was arrested and accused of assault by Canadian police after he posed a question to Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freedland. Rebel News, a local Canadian news outlet has said that the incident took place in Richmond Hill, a suburb of Toronto.

Watch: Journalist in Canada arrested after he questions deputy PM, Elon Musk reacts

Canada's housing crisis is taking a toll on the popularity of the government, with Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland acknowledging the enormity of the challenge.

Canada finance minister acknowledges housing crisis challenge

In a significant development, Canada has decided to suspend its involvement with the Asian infrastructure investment bank, also known as the AIIB. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland made the announcement today, declaring an immediate halt to all government-led activities at the bank. This move comes as the Canadian government launches an investigation into alleged substantial interference from the Chinese government within the institution.

Canada pulls plug on AIIB, probes Chinese influence | World Business Watch

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tapped Chrystia Freeland to be Canada's first female finance minister on Tuesday as an ethics scandal that clipped her predecessor's wings reverberates through the government.

Trudeau names Chrystia Freeland as Canada's first female finance minister

Haitian opposition leaders led a large and mostly peaceful march in the capital on Friday as they called for the resignation of President Jovenel Moise, whom they blame for a deep economic and political crisis in the troubled Caribbean country.

Haitian protesters clash with police in new push for president's ouster

Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Friday she met her Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, to discuss tensions following Canada's December arrest of a Huawei Technologies Co executive on a US warrant, and the subsequent detention of two Canadians by China.

Canadian and Chinese ministers meet amid tensions, pledge to continue talks

Lawyers for a senior executive at Chinese tech giant Huawei asked Canada's justice minister on Monday to quash extradition proceedings against Meng Wanzhou and for her to be released.

Huawei executive asks Canada to quash US extradition request

Canada took a first step toward ratifying a new North American trade agreement on Monday just three days ahead of US Vice President Mike Pence's trip to Ottawa to discuss the passage of the treaty.

Canada takes first step toward ratifying trade deal with US, Mexico

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday warned of the risk of interference by Russia in Canadian parliamentary elections scheduled for this fall. "We've seen over the past number of years an increase in the interference or the implication of foreign actors in democratic processes," Trudeau told a news conference in Toronto.

Canada PM Justin Trudeau warns of Russian interference in parliamentary polls

An 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled her family seeking asylum in Australia will fly to Canada late Friday, the head of Thai immigration police said, in a surprise twist to a saga partly played out over Twitter.

Saudi asylum seeker flying from Bangkok to Canada: Thai official

China accused Britain and the European Union of hypocrisy on Monday for expressing concern about China's detention of two Canadian citizens, saying they had double standards for not mentioning a senior Chinese executive arrested in Canada.

Video: China accuses Britain, EU of hypocrisy over Canada detentions concerns

Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland on Wednesday warned the United States not to politicise extradition cases, a day after President Donald Trump said he could intervene in the affair of a Chinese executive detained in Canada at Washington's request.

Do not politicise extradition cases: Canada warns US