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Paul Martin Quotes
«Every Canadian who wants to learn should have the opportunity to do so.»
Author: Paul Martin
«We made him the best offer we could but it was not enough.»
Author: Paul Martin
«[Thanking Smith's family on behalf of] a grateful and indebted nation, ... deeply saddened by the passing of a true Canadian hero.»
Author: Paul Martin
«I am disappointed at losing that late goal but we will survive in this division if we continue in that kind of form. But our lads need to believe in themselves a bit more.»
Author: Paul Martin
«stood for courage and resolve at a time of great need.»
Author: Paul Martin
«I told them during that break that they had just 12 minutes to save the game and they did that.»
Author: Paul Martin
«long and remarkable career.»
Author: Paul Martin
«deep commitment to Parliament as a fundamental institution of Canadian democracy.»
Author: Paul Martin
«With the rise of China, all we should see is opportunity. Canadian businesses, large and small should be doing as you have done, developing and implementing strategies for China. Only by acting now, and with vigor and determination, can we help to ensure that future generations of Canadians will benefit from the opportunities presented by a rapidly changing world, by a rapidly growing China,»
Author: Paul Martin
«an unspeakable attack on the innocent.»
Author: Paul Martin