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Sharing this post today as a tribute to my friend and colleague, MP Mark Warawa, who passed away this morning. This was Mark's final statement in the House of Commons, last month. It is Mark as we all knew him - gentle, loving, funny and articulate.
I had the pleasure of serving with Mark on a couple of committees over the years (Industry and then, just this year, Environment). He had a reputation as one who served with passion, preparation, and genuine kindness.
Mark, thank you for your service and your friendship. You will be missed by all of us. ❤️
Great video - a very humble man.
Thank you for sharing Mike Lake! Very powerful message
My condolences. His speech brought tears to my eyes.
Thank you for sharing this powerful message. Such beautiful and encouraging words.
That was a very moving and powerful speech. I'm sorry for the loss of this great man.
Thanks for sharing. I hope his plea for better palliative care is heard. RIP
Thanks for posting this Mike. Sad to hear of his passing but look forward to meeting him one day in heaven.
Thank you for sharing this message your friend spoke with his heart in his hand🙏
What an awesome speech ....great man 😊
This brings tears to my eyes.... Thanks for sharing...
Very sorry for your loss. My condolences to his friends and family.
Wow. What a wonderful testimony. Thank you for sharing.
Rest easy Mark. Thank you for your service!!!
Very inspiring & so very sad. Condolences to his family.
God bless.
Great man
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Right To Play is a wonderful Canadian-based organization having powerful global impact. Their partnership with Liverpool FC via the LFC Foundation will be a real game-changer, helping millions of kids around the world. Invest 150 seconds of your morning to watch this video and share it.
Really looking forward to the unveiling of our Real Plan to Protect Our Environment, coming June 19th. A special shout-out to my good friend, Ed Fast, our Shadow Minister for Environment, for his passionate dedication to the issue.
I am looking forward to reading this plan. I hope all the build up that Mr. Sheer has been pushing online will be worth the wait.
Trying to figure out where the Government believe they first can play mother nature and second, bill the average Canadian for what the Government has created. First by basing our economy on oil and second not forcing the companies to pay for the pollutions issues we have now. Stop promising crap and deal with the real issues. The deficit, the fact you are all taxing us out of our homes while you all have agendas that in the long run mean some new tax. Forget the promises. What is your Agenda?