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'She will not be missed': Trump on Freeland's departure from Trudeau's government

As Canadians watched a day of considerable political turmoil for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his government given the sudden departure of Chrystia Freeland on Monday, it appears that so too was U.
In an article published by CTV News, former U.S. President Donald Trump commented on Chrystia Freeland's departure from her role as Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister, stating, "She will not be missed." Freeland, who has been a prominent figure in Canadian politics and known for her critical stance on Trump during his presidency, was reassigned to the role of Finance Minister in a cabinet shuffle by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Trump's remarks were made in response to a question about her exit, reflecting ongoing tensions between him and Freeland, who had previously clashed over issues like trade and foreign policy. The article also touches on Freeland's new responsibilities and the broader implications of her move within Trudeau's government.

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https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/she-will-not-be-missed-trump-on-freeland-s-departure-from-trudeau-s-government-1.7148133


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