Former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrysia Freeland announced on January 7, local time, that she will resign as a member of the National Assembly and withdraw from Canadian politics on January 9. Freeland announced on social media, “I have written to the Speaker of Parliament confirming that I will officially step down this Friday.” According to the Canadian media, this marks the end of an era for the Liberal Party. Freeland has been a member of the Liberal Party, Minister of Finance, and Deputy Prime Minister for a long time. A few days ago, as Canada's ambassador to Ukraine, she was hired by Ukrainian President Zelensky as an adviser to the president.

Former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrysia Freeland announced on January 7, local time, that she will resign as a member of the National Assembly and withdraw from Canadian politics on January 9. Freeland announced on social media, “I have written to the Speaker of Parliament confirming that I will officially step down this Friday.” According to the Canadian media, this marks the end of an era for the Liberal Party. Freeland has been a member of the Liberal Party, Minister of Finance, and Deputy Prime Minister for a long time. A few days ago, as Canada's ambassador to Ukraine, she was hired by Ukrainian President Zelensky as an adviser to the president.