Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney Passes Away at 84

Mulroney, known for his pivotal role in NAFTA and fostering US-Canada relations, leaves a complex legacy.

Brian Mulroney, the 18th Prime Minister of Canada, died at 84, surrounded by family.
His tenure was marked by the historic free trade agreement with the US, later expanded into NAFTA.
Mulroney's leadership saw major economic reforms but was also marred by controversies and a recession.
He was remembered for his environmental efforts and opposition to apartheid, despite domestic challenges.
Mulroney's legacy includes significant contributions to Canada's trade and foreign policy, as well as enduring friendships with US leaders.