HALIFAX—Canada’s ambassador to Washington downplayed concerns that a possible return of Donald Trump to the White House would create problems for Canada-U.S. trade flows, border security and defence spending.
Ambassador Kirsten Hillman briefed the federal Liberal cabinet three times over two days on her work to prepare for either a Trump Republican or Kamala Harris administration.
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