Ex-Canada PM Jean Chretien tells US: ‘never mistake our generosity for weakness’
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The ceremony honored nearly 3,000 people killed in the attacks and Gander’s role sheltering about 6,600 stranded airline passengers.The Newfoundland town of Gander sheltered about 6,600 stranded airline passengers on 9/11.
- South China Morning Postseen 14 Sept, 05:59description edited
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Standing in the town that sheltered thousands of stranded Americans after the September 11 attacks, former Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien marked the 25th anniversary on Friday with a pointed message for the US: “Never mistake our generosity for weakness.” The 92-year-old former leader, who was prime minister at the time of the attacks, drew a standing ovation after telling his “American friends” that Canadians may be tolerant and kind but “we bow to no one”. US Ambassador to Canada...Standing in the town that sheltered thousands of stranded Americans after the September 11 attacks, former Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien marked the 25th anniversary on Friday with a pointed message for the US: “Never mistake our generosity for weakness.” The 92-year-old former leader, who was prime minister at the time of the attacks, drew a standing ovation after telling his “American friends” that Canadians might be tolerant and kind but “we bow to no one”. US Ambassador to Canada...
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Standing in the town that sheltered thousands of stranded Americans after the September 11 attacks, former Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien marked the 25th anniversary on Friday with a pointed message for the US: “Never mistake our generosity for weakness.” The 92-year-old former leader, who was prime minister at the time of the attacks, drew a standing ovation after telling his “American friends” that Canadians might be tolerant and kind but “we bow to no one”. US Ambassador to Canada...
- mainlinemedianews.com23:45edited after publishing
The Newfoundland town of Gander sheltered about 6,600 stranded airline passengers on 9/11.