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Politics This Morning: Freeland, Leslie in U.S. to talk NAFTA, NORAD

Andrew Leslie, parliamentary secretary to the foreign affairs minister, is starting a two-day trip to Colorado today, where he'll be celebrating six decades of NORAD and talking up NAFTA. The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade

BY SAMANTHA WRIGHT ALLEN

May 11, 2018

Good Friday morning, Some high-profile Liberals are abroad ahead of the weekend on government business—and, big surprise, two of the three are engrossed in NAFTA discussions as the deal heats up with talk of a pending deadline t...

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