Politicos packed the Sir John A Macdonald Building on Oct. 2 to celebrate Hispanic heritage, and northern resource development in a separate reception.
Despite the deceleration of social events on the Hill, Party Central still managed a double-booking at the Sir John A. Macdonald building for a high-energy Hispanic Day on the Hill reception, and then a quick trip upstairs for another party hosted by the Kitikmeot Inuit Association and Agnico Eagle Mines. Parliamentarians, cabinet ministers, diplomats, staffers, and members of Canada’s Hispanic and Latino communities lined up around the block on Oct.
“She will be dearly missed, but her contributions throughout her life will continue to live on,” he said. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks at the Hispanic and Latino Hill Day reception on Oct. 2 at SJAM's main hall. The Hill Times photograph by Stuart Benson The remainder of Trudeau’s speech featured the usual stump-esque accoutrements expected of his rare appearances at larger Hill receptions.
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