Chrystia Freeland has made history yet again, becoming Canada’s first female finance minister in 2020. This accomplishment is just one of many in Freeland’s impressive political career, which has seen her rise to become one of the most powerful women in Canadian politics.

Born in Alberta, Canada, Freeland was raised with a strong sense of social justice and a passion for politics. After attending Harvard University and receiving a Rhodes Scholarship, she pursued a career in journalism, working for top publications like The Financial Times and The Globe and Mail. However, Freeland’s love for public service eventually led her back to Canada, where she served as a Member of Parliament for the Liberal Party and was later appointed Minister of International Trade. Her expertise in economics and negotiations proved invaluable, and she played a crucial role in the successful negotiation of the new NAFTA deal with the United States and Mexico.

As finance minister, Freeland faces the daunting task of leading Canada’s economic recovery in the midst of a global pandemic. But her dedication, intelligence, and resilience have already made her a powerful and influential figure in Canadian politics. In addition to her political achievements, Freeland is also a wife and mother, balancing her demanding career with her role as a dedicated parent. She serves as a inspirational role model for young girls and women