In a historic move, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has named Chrystia Freeland as Canada’s new Deputy Prime Minister. This significant appointment will make Freeland the first woman to hold this position in Canada’s history.

Freeland, who has been serving as Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister since 2017, is a well-respected figure in Canadian politics, known for her strong leadership and diplomatic skills. With this new role, she will also retain her position as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, where she will work on strengthening inter-provincial relations and promoting cooperation among different levels of government.

This announcement comes at a critical time for Canada, as the country wrestles with various issues such as international trade disputes and domestic challenges. Freeland’s expertise and experience will be crucial in navigating these complex issues and finding solutions that benefit all Canadians.

As Deputy Prime Minister, Freeland will not only assist the Prime Minister in governing the country, but she will also have an expanded portfolio to oversee and coordinate important government initiatives. This appointment is a clear indication of the trust and confidence that Prime Minister Trudeau has in Freeland’s abilities.

In a statement, Prime Minister Trudeau expressed his confidence in Freeland, saying, “There is no one better suited to serve as Deputy Prime Minister than Chrystia Freeland