Zi-Ann Lum is a Reporter at POLITICO. She covers a range of topics including energy and trade policy, government and politics, and economic issues, often focusing on the intersection of these areas within the context of Canadian politics. Zi-Ann's work has been featured in POLITICO Europe, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, E&E News, and other prominent publications.
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Zi-Ann Lum's coverage primarily focuses on politics, international relations, and government announcements. She frequently covers Canadian political figures such as Trudeau and issues related to Canada's foreign policy.
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