Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the gravity of last winter's border blockades was underscored when the senior economic adviser to U.S. President Joe Biden requested a call with her.
Inquiry into use of Emergencies Act underway in OttawaThe history-making Public Order Emergency Commission, which is reviewing the federal government's use of emergency powers last winter, is hearing testimony in Ottawa.
The inquiry is expected to last six weeks.Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
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