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Freeland 'uniquely qualified' to lead Canada through 'greatest threat' since WWII

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When former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland enters her campaign rallies in her bid to become the next Liberal leader, speakers always blare Nelly Furtado’s 2006 hit “Maneater.” It is a nod to the central theme of her pitch to the country: she will not shy away from taking on powerful men. With just one week left before the race concludes, that message is front and centre as she declares that her political experience makes her “uniquely qualified” for the challenges facing Canada today. Those challenges have increased since she launched her leadership bid in mid-January, and she now calls the battle ahead the “greatest threat since the Second World War.”

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National PostNational Post

Freeland feels 'uniquely qualified' to take on Canada's most perilous challenges since WWII

With one week to go in the Liberal leadership campaign, Chrystia Freeland feels 'uniquely qualified' to take on Canada's challenges.

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The Toronto StarThe Toronto Star
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Freeland ‘uniquely qualified’ to lead Canada through ‘greatest threat’ since WWII

OTTAWA - When former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland enters her campaign rallies in her bid to become the next Liberal leader, speakers always blare Nelly Furtado's 2006 hit "Maneater."

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Winnipeg Free PressWinnipeg Free Press
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Freeland 'uniquely qualified' to lead Canada through 'greatest threat' since WWII

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·Winnipeg, Canada
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Le CharlevoisienLe Charlevoisien

Freeland says he's particularly qualified to stand up to Trump and Russia

When former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland took part in her campaign rallies to become the next leader of the Liberal Party, the loudspeakers still played Nelly Furtando's "Maneater", released in 2006. It was a nod to the central theme of her speech in the country: she would not hesitate to face powerful men. One week after the end of the race, this message was at the centre of her speech when she said that her political experience made…

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Sunday, March 2, 2025.
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