Zi-Ann Lum is a Reporter at POLITICO. She covers a range of topics including Canadian politics, energy and trade policy, as well as regional interest and world news, with a focus on Latin America and cultural affairs. Zi-Ann's work has been featured in POLITICO Europe, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, NewsBreak, E&E News, and MSN.
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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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By: Mike Blanchfield, Zi-Ann Lum, Mickey Djuric
Now that Canada's prime minister has control of Parliament, here's what he's going to do with it.
Zi-Ann Lum Fri, April 17, 2026 at 4:52 PM GMT+2 4 min read
Pierre Poilievre targets prime minister on tariffs and economy.
Ambassador Mark Wiseman makes his debut on Parliament Hill.
The policy will most likely affect large automakers and their suppliers.
Prosperity won't be achieved selling more timber to the U.S., Canada's natural resources minister said.
Three things we’re watching in a jam-packed week.
“The idea is to be able, in North America, to adopt new technology,” Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said in an interview.
“When we master energy, we master our destiny,” Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday in Ottawa.
Steven Guilbeault will exit the Liberal caucus as the prime minister breaks with Trudeau climate policy.
