August 18, 2022

This afternoon, I visited Fabrication Delta where they build wind turbines and blades. This is big machinery. And it has a big impact, too — on our economy, on our environment, and on the work we're doing with industry to fight climate change and create good jobs. https://t.co/ZZOIskfbLC

— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) August 18, 2022

This morning I met with the folks over at Ferme Bourdages who are welcoming people to Gaspésie from across Canada and around the world. Small businesses like this are so important to our tourism industry and we’ll keep supporting them as Canada’s tourism industry recovers. https://t.co/uIUqj439vR

— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) August 18, 2022

For your peace of mind, do not try to understand everything.

— Gary Goodridge (@garyhgoodridge) August 19, 2022

It wasn’t 50, it was 100th Meridian but I still enjoyed my pint at Ottawa’s oldest pub, Chateau LaFayette @TheLaffOttawa https://t.co/5an4FctRY1

— Brittlestar (@brittlestar) August 18, 2022

Respect is earned. Honesty is appreciated. Trust is gained. Loyalty is returned.

— Gary Goodridge (@garyhgoodridge) August 18, 2022

Doug Ford is using a crisis made worse by his own inaction to siphon public dollars out of health care and into private pockets. The future of public health care in Ontario is at stake, and we need to stand together to defend it. #NoPrivatization #RepealBill124

— Marit Stiles (@maritstiles) August 18, 2022

DYK that Canadian English uses a combination of #British and #American spelling? The usage can depend on personal preference or conventions dating back to a number of sources, like Sir John. A Macdonald or dictionaries. What other words can you think of with different spelling?👇 https://t.co/U6UUCzoXfX

— Canada #StandWithUkraine🇺🇦 (@Canada) August 18, 2022