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SERVICE TO CANADA RESUMES IN SEPTEMBER: WSDOT & ODOT are pleased to share that train service to all cities north of Seattle including Vancouver, BC, now resumes in September 2022. Earlier plans called for a December return to Canada, but Amtrak was able to advance the schedule. pic.twitter.com/nKmvCfJZoj
Prime Minister Trudeau and Prime Minister Abe walk to the Sir John A MacDonald Building in Ottawa. April 28, 2019.// Le premier ministre Trudeau et le premier ministre Abe se rendent à l’édifice Sir John A MacDonald à Ottawa. 28 avril 2019. Photo provided by Office of the Prime Minister of Canada
Prime Minister Trudeau speaks with Prime Minister Abe in West Block. April 28, 2019. // Le premier ministre Trudeau discute avec le premier ministre Abe dans l’édifice de l’Ouest. 28 avril 2019. Photo provided by Office of the Prime Minister of Canada
The assassination of @AbeShinzo is incredibly shocking – and I’m deeply saddened. The world has lost a great man of vision, and Canada has lost a close friend. My thoughts are with his wife, Akie, and the people of Japan as they mourn this loss. You’ll be missed, my friend.
On behalf of all Canadians, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau extends his condolences to former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s family and friends, and to the Japanese people. Read his statement on the assassination of the former Prime Minister of Japan: https://t.co/8zmyKAKL2j
Laureen and I are horrified by the assassination of my former colleague, Prime Minister @AbeShinzo. As Japan's longest-serving PM, he championed democracy, freedom, and a strong Japan among the world’s democracies. His legacy will long endure. We grieve with Akie and his family.