Freeland’s foreign policy offers a little tweaking, but no major policy direction
Canada’s foreign policy ought to be defined by 'humanitarian internationalism'—a term Chrystia Freeland used and hopefully will further define and elaborate on as she implements Canada’s foreign policy.
TORONTO—Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland was meant to deliver a major foreign policy statement in the House last Tuesday. However, it turned out to be a mild speech, devoid of any major policy direction and devoted largely to Canada’s impressive contribution of last 70 years t...
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