“Mr. Speaker, the member mentioned Marc Garneau. I think this is important, because many of us in the House knew him. In addition to his successful career in the navy, he ended up leading the Canadian Space Agency. Later on he became a Liberal member of Parliament and eventually a minister. I remember Mr. Garneau very well. When I first came to the House, we may have had our political differences, but I have always believed him to be a hero, and I do believe we need to honour our veterans and honour public service. I thank the member opposite for mentioning the service of Marc Garneau.”
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Thanks 79%Claims 21%
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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 19 wordsI thank our esteemed colleague for mentioning Marc Garneau, who was indeed an exceptional Quebecker and an exceptional Canadian.1ThanksClaims · 7 wordsDuty was very important to Mr. Garneau.Thanks · 8 wordsI thank my colleague for pointing that out.Thanks
