Chrystia Freeland, 58, has lived many lives in one. Born in Peace River, Alberta, she worked as a journalist at the Financial Times, where she was the outlet’s chief correspondent in Moscow, Eastern Europe, the United Kingdom and the United States. She entered Canadian politics in 2013, when she was first elected as a member of parliament for the center-left Liberal Party. Later, after Justin Trudeau’s victory in 2015, she served as minister of international trade, minister of finance, minister of foreign affairs and, finally, as deputy prime minister.

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