     |
         |
Statement By The Prime Minister Of Canada
June 07, 2010
Prime Minister Stephen Harper issued the following statement today on the death of a Canadian soldier in Afghanistan: “On behalf of all Canadians, I would like to offer my deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Sergeant Martin Goudreault, who died yesterday in Afghanistan. This brave soldier was killed when an improvised devise exploded while he was investigating a suspected weapons cache. “The Canadian mission in Afghanistan has many challenges, but the Canadian Forces are dedicated to making a difference in support of this United Nations-mandated, NATO-led mission. “The lives of the Afghan people are better due to the efforts of Canadians like Sergeant Goudreault who provide security and stability. These are the cornerstones that will allow the country to rebuild and grow into the future. “The Government of Canada and all Canadians are proud of our men and women of the Canadian Forces. Sergeant Goudreault’s sacrifice will not be forgotten.” |
December 06, 2011 StatementNovember 23, 2011 MacKenzie Elected Chair of the Canada-Bosnia Parliamentary Friendship GroupNovember 22, 2011 Dave speaks to Bill C-13 Keeping Canada’s Economy and Jobs Growing Act in the House of CommonsOctober 27, 2011 New roundabout will help make travel safer, more energy efficientOctober 25, 2011 Government has Introduced Legislation to Scrap the Long Gun RegistryOctober 09, 2011 Prime Minister Harper attends first season opener of the Winnipeg jetsOctober 07, 2011 Prime Minister Stephen Harper highlights commitment to marketing freedom for western Canadian grain farmersOctober 03, 2011 Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada paying tribute to recipients of the nobel prize in physiology or medicineSeptember 30, 2011 Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces agreement on sales tax harmonizationSeptember 16, 2011 Prime Minister Harper opens World Class Research Facility |
Privacy Statement