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Chrystia Freeland to step down as MP on Friday
Conservative says accepting Ukraine role as sitting MP 'deeply concerning'
Former Liberal cabinet minister Chrystia Freeland says she'll step down as a member of Parliament Friday, marking the end of an era for the party.
The high-profile MP accepted on Monday what's being described as a voluntary role advising Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and indicated she would be leaving Canadian politics in the "coming weeks."
"I have written to the Speaker to confirm that I will vacate my seat effective this Friday," she wrote on social media just two days later.
"Going forward I will continue to support and help build Canada in every way I can, while championing the brave fight of the people of Ukraine, a cause I have been committed to my entire life."
What comes next for Chrystia Freeland's riding after she steps downFreeland, who has Ukrainian ancestry, was deputy prime minister between 2019 and 2024 and the country's first woman to serve as finance minister. She has long been one of Canada's most vocal opponents of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The onetime Liberal leader hopeful has represented the downtown Toronto seat of University-Rosedale since 2015. It was carved out of a riding she first won in 2013.
Opposition accused Freeland of being in a conflict
The Conservatives have been urging Freeland to resign immediately.
"It is deeply concerning that Chrystia Freeland has accepted a job advising a foreign government, to act in their interest, while continuing to sit as a member of Canadian Parliament collecting an MP salary," wrote the party's ethics critic Michael Barrett on social media Tuesday.
"Beyond the fact that serving Canadians is not a part-time job, the position she has accepted with a foreign government, paid or unpaid, raises the question of whose interests will be prioritized."
Public office holders in Canada are barred from a number of activities under the Conflict of Interest Act, including engaging in outside employment and paid consulting. It does not include specific language about advising a foreign government.
In her post Wednesday, Freeland said she consulted with the federal ethics commissioner and followed his advice.
A source close to Freeland said the initial plan was for her to resign her seat and then take up the Zelenskyy adviser position, but the Ukrainians moved up the announcement.
The source previously said Zelenskyy asked Freeland to take on the role during a visit to the country on Dec. 22 and she approached Prime Minister Mark Carney about it on Dec. 24.
Carney had previously appointed her as Canada's new special representative for the reconstruction of Ukraine, a role she said she is also giving up.
Once official, her resignation will trigger a byelection for the Toronto seat considered a safe riding for the Liberals.
Freeland has been a key face in the Liberal Party since former prime minister Justin Trudeau swept into power in the 2015 election.
She was largely seen as his lieutenant, playing a key role renegotiating the North American trade pact during U.S. President Donald Trump's first term and overseeing the country's finances during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. She abruptly resigned from Trudeau's cabinet in late 2024, ultimately setting the scene for his resignation.
Freeland's office previously confirmed that she will soon be moving to the United Kingdom for her new job as CEO of the Rhodes Trust educational charity, which starts July 1.
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Freeland to step down in 'coming weeks' after accepting role advising Ukraine's Zelenskyy
Longtime Liberal MP and former deputy prime minister holds central Toronto seat
Longtime Liberal Chrystia Freeland says she'll step down as a member of Parliament in the "coming weeks" after accepting a new role advising Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
"Ukraine is at the forefront of today's global fight for democracy, and I welcome this chance to contribute on an unpaid basis as an economic adviser to [Zelenskyy]," she wrote on social media hours after the president announced her appointment.
"In the coming weeks I will also leave my seat in Parliament. I want to thank my constituents for their years of confidence in me. I am so grateful to have been your representative."
Freeland, who has Ukrainian ancestry, was deputy prime minister between 2019 and 2024. She has long been one of Canada's most vocal opponents of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Once official, her resignation will trigger a byelection. Toronto's University-Rosedale, the seat Freeland has held for a decade, is largely considered a safe riding for the Liberals.
"Right now, Ukraine needs to strengthen its internal resilience — both for the sake of Ukraine's recovery if diplomacy delivers results as swiftly as possible, and to reinforce our defence if, because of delays by our partners, it takes longer to bring this war to an end," Zelenskyy wrote on X.
A source close to Freeland said Zelenskyy asked her to take on the voluntary advisory role on Dec. 22 while she was in Ukraine, and she told Carney about the request on Christmas Eve.
The source, who spoke on the condition they not be named because they weren't authorized to speak publicly, said Freeland made the case that the new job is a continuation of the work she has been doing and that she sees it as good for both Canada and Ukraine.
In September 2025, Freeland announced she was leaving the federal cabinet and would not reoffer in the next federal election. The same day, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Freeland would be Canada's new special representative for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
In her statement on Monday, Freeland said she would now "step aside" from that role.
Freeland's office previously confirmed that she will soon be moving to the United Kingdom for her new job as CEO of the Rhodes Trust educational charity, which starts July 1.
In his own statement, Carney thanked his one-time leadership rival for her work as Canada's special representative to Ukraine.
"You are uniquely qualified for this important new role," the prime minister wrote on social media. "It is a further credit to Canada's steadfast support for Ukraine that a Canadian is taking on this role at this crucial moment for Ukraine’s future."
Conservatives called on Freeland to step down
The Conservatives had upped the pressure earlier Monday, calling for Freeland's swift resignation.
"One cannot be a Canadian MP and an adviser to a foreign government," said Conservative foreign affairs critic Michael Chong earlier Monday. "She must do one or the other.
"She should resign as adviser or as MP for University-Rosedale."
Conservative MP Roman Baber called it "a blatant conflict of interest."
Public office holders in Canada are barred from a number of activities under the Conflict of Interest Act, including engaging in outside employment and paid consulting. It does not include specific language about advising a foreign government.
A spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office said Freeland consulted with the Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner "to ensure that this transition is made in full compliance with her obligations and responsibilities" as an MP.
A spokesperson for the commissioner wouldn't comment on any dealings with Freeland, citing confidentiality restrictions.
In 2024, Parliament passed a law requiring those acting on behalf of foreign states to register with the federal government within 14 days of entering an agreement or face hefty penalties — but the office is not up and running yet.
The source said Zelenskyy would like Freeland to organize an international advisory council on the reconstruction of Ukraine.
Carney pledges $2.5B for Ukraine
Freeland's appointment comes as Carney heads to Paris to meet with other allies in a bid to end the war.
Late last month, Carney announced a $2.5-billion package of loans and debt suspension for Ukraine. It brought Canada's total commitment in military, humanitarian and economic assistance since Russia's 2022 invasion to more than $23.5 billion.
Zelenskyy said last week that after weeks of U.S.-led diplomacy, including talks with U.S. President Donald Trump in Florida, a peace agreement was "90 per cent ready." Zelenskyy has said over the past month that Ukrainian and U.S. officials have worked on several documents related to postwar reconstruction and investment.
Canada announces $2.5B in aid for UkraineTaras Kachka, Ukraine deputy prime minister, said on Saturday that international partners have reached consensus on an economic support package of about $800 billion US for Ukraine over the next decade.
The package is based on calculations by the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the European Union, and would cover damage compensation, reconstruction and economic stability and a $200-billion US growth "booster," Kachka said.
Freeland has roiled Russia in the past.
She was one of a number of Canadian officials subjected to retaliatory sanctions imposed by Vladimir Putin's government in 2014, the year Russia annexed Crimea.
After Putin invaded Ukraine in 2022, she was a leading proponent among Ukraine's allies for freezing some Russian assets.
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Democratic U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar is seriously considering a run for governor in the wake of Tim Walz's decision Monday to end his bid for a third term.
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From: Gidney N. Cloyd <myrdsdin@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Dec 29, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Subject: Re: How complete is your understanding of Canadian law?
To: David Amos <david.raymond.amos333@gmail.
Cc: Erik Andersen <twolabradors@shaw.ca>
What work? And to what end?
Perhaps you should check my work
On Sun, Dec 28, 2025 at 10:42 PM Gidney N. Cloyd <myrdsdin@gmail.com> wrote:
David:
As I just suggested to Erik, you're overthinking a question that includes the answer.
Nonetheless, where, in your case, did you or your counsel argue anything related to the parliamentary convention known as, "Responsible Government"? The convention by which Parliament and Government have conducted the entirety of their business - pre and post Statute of Westminster,1931.
As an aside it should be noted that the Federal Court system cannot make any constitutional determinations. That jurisdiction is the domain of the superior courts of the provinces and the SCC. The Federal Courts - as gamed as they have been from the very get go - can only follow what has been previously decided in those superior courts.
And as a further aside, the phrasing I used in the header is a pointed insult to the lone name on the initial 'To' line, the North Island-Powell River MP, Aaron Gunn; he who has not dared to respond to my challenged of his parroted, simplistic, "understanding" of the Responsible Government convention shortly after he was elected in the Spring; the triumphant Conservative whose silence exactly echoes the NDP cricket he replaced.
David.
On 2025-12-28 16:20, David Amos wrote:
On Sun, Dec 28, 2025 at 7:39 PM Erik Andersen <twolabradors@shaw.ca> wrote:
"The law" is an ever changing process that molds itself in accordance with the prevailing society's apparent wants or needs.In the 70s we were instructed by PM Trudeau to install the spoken French in our air services. This would be an expensive add-on. The leverage was our federal license to operate commercial air services in Western and North Western Canada.
It came to me to give an answer so I examined the wording of the original, enabling legislation and there was our out. It gave freedom to the corporation to decide if there was a business rationale to have the second language spoken in the cabin by the crew.When I replied to the person ordered to make this happen he went ballistic.. I was later told he had 4 lawyers in Transport Canada assigned to find a way to impose the PM's will, they all failed.
If you are interested, there is a small essay, first published in1850 by a French economist/journalist , Frederic Bastiat , titled "The Law'. From the forward, "The main purpose of any government is the protection of the lives, liberties, and property of its citizens." "But even in his time -writing in the late 1840s- Bastiat was alarmed over how the law had been "perverted" into an instrument of what he called legal plunder. "
What this economist saw in 1840 has only been amplified since. That was what Carter was up against in 1975 in Canada.
So now in Canada legalization of plundering and predation prevails and the victims are the trusting poor, the frightened and poorly educated.
Cheers Erik
From: "Gidney N. Cloyd" <myrdsdin@gmail.com>
To: "Erik Andersen" <twolabradors@shaw.ca>
Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2025 2:31:35 PM
Subject: Re: How complete is your understanding of Canadian law?
Erik:
Surely you're not arguing in defense of parliamentarians? Suggesting that they may create any laws they choose, in whatever manner they choose - the prescribed norms of the Constitution which empowers them over us be damned? Thus, that that same Constitution offers us no protections from them?
Surely your experiences in the corporate world has not had you routinely encounter such equally cavalier attitudes to corporate charters/constitutions so as to render your perception of them as inconsequentially moot instruments? CEOs and Boards empowered to do as they see fit - shareholders, the fecklessly damned?
To wit: your learned Justice failed to mention that whatever branch of law a venue chooses to adopt, it has to do so through the preeminent vehicle of a constitution... else chaos ensues. Yes?
So I ask again, Why would the Supreme Court of Canada volunteer 'Responsible Government' as an example of a parliamentary convention which conflicts with Canada's Constitution if that convention didn't conflict with that Constitution? [JEOPARDY homage here]
David.
On 2025-12-28 13:51, Erik Andersen wrote:
If any use in this posting, I asked a retired BC Supreme Court Judge what law was practiced in Canada. Choice being English Law ( relies almost exclusively on president), I refer to as lazy law.. The second choice is Roman/French/Scottish Law that only relies on the evidence and in Canada is only practiced in Quebec.Parliamentarians create laws but rely on the legal/police as enforcers these laws.Erik
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To: "Gunn, Aaron - M.P." <aaron.gunn@parl.gc.ca>
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Sent: Sunday, December 28, 2025 10:25:50 AM
Subject: How complete is your understanding of Canadian law?
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Why would the Supreme Court of Canada volunteer 'Responsible Government' as an example of a parliamentary convention which conflicts with Canada's Constitution if that convention didn't conflict with that Constitution? [JEOPARDY homage here]
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