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In speech before D.C. crowd, Freeland spoke the truth, but were U.S. policymakers listening?

Canada's foreign affairs minister has articulated a truth that Americans would be wise to consider: Don't screw your friends, writes columnist Thomas Walkom. You might need them sometime.

Opinion
BY THOMAS WALKOM
June 15, 2018

Opinion | BY THOMAS WALKOM | June 15, 2018

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