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Linda Nguyen

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Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland,

Foreign affairs minister lay on floor of PM's office after USMCA was inked

After more than a year of leading intense trade negotiations with the United States and Mexico, the first thing Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland did when the new agreement was reached was lay on the floor of the prime minister's office.
News, US News, Politics | October 17th 2018
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Fortune Global Forum, Toronto,

Canada open to growing trade with China now that USMCA is a done deal: PM

Canada is open to doing more business with China now that a trading agreement with the United States and Mexico has been finalized, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
News, US News, Politics | October 16th 2018

Canadian dollar hits 80-cent US mark amid further signs of economic strength

The loonie hit 80 cents US on Monday—a level it hasn't closed at in more than two years—against a weakening in U.S. currency and amid further signs of a strengthening Canadian economy.
News, Politics | July 25th 2017

Porter Airlines pulls ads from The Rebel, apologizes for use of word 'blacklist'

The Toronto-based airline said Wednesday the decision was made after it became aware that its ads were appearing on the site, run by media personality Ezra Levant.
News, Energy, Politics | June 7th 2017

Loonie gains, TSX declines amid soaring oil prices; crude at highest level in 2016

Oil prices soared to their highest level in nearly a year and a half amid optimism about a surprise weekend deal by non-OPEC members.
News, Energy, Politics | December 12th 2016

Possible Canada Post service disruption prompts businesses to warn customers

A number of companies are encouraging their customers to instead pay their statements online, over the phone or at their local bank branch and avoid mailing in payments due to potential delays.
News, Politics | June 29th 2016
Fort McMurray, wildfire, deserted, oilsands, oil sands

Crude oil settles above US$50 a barrel for first time since July 2015

The July benchmark contract for West Texas Intermediate crude closed 67 cents higher to US$50.36 a barrel, marking the first time oil has settled above the US$50 mark since July 21, 2015.
Race to a Safer World
News, Energy | June 7th 2016

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