David’s Blog: Sunny Ways, My Friends . . .

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Published: November 5, 2015

If you were to consider the question ‘who are the foremost statesmen in Canadian history?’, you might well end up with a handful of household names, among them Macdonald, Laurier, St. Laurent, Pearson, Trudeau (Senior), and Mulroney. These were the individuals who were ambitious enough to grow the country, not to mention fortunate enough to be surrounded by a team capable of doing so and a population urging them on.

Canada’s latest Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, has the opportunity to eventually rank among the aforementioned names. Indeed, he has already started down that path. >>Read more . . .

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