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BARRHEAD-WESTLOCK-Like most Speeches from the Throne, even though the one Governor-General Julie Payette delivered on behalf of the Justin Trudeau-led Liberal government, was one of the longest speeches in modern memory clocking in at more than 6,000 words, about double of last year's version, was scant of detail.

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September 23, 2020 05:47 PM Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the country on Wednesday following the governor general's Throne Speech.

Trudeau will reinforce those plans in a nationally-televised address scheduled for tonight, as he also urges Canadians to be resolute in their efforts to combat the pandemic. Gen. Julie Payette, pictured on Sept. 23, 2020, reading the Throne Speech.

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The measures require legislation that will be put before Parliament in the coming days.

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Their parties will be given time to respond to Trudeau’s televised address, but Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole and the BQ”s Yves-Francois Blanchet will both be absent from Parliament Hill today for the throne speech. Billions of dollars were pushed out the door to help cover salaries, rents, the purchase of life-saving equipment and other targeted supports. The Royal Canadian Legion is doing what was once the unthinkable: Discouraging people from attending Remembrance Day ceremonies in person this year. Just ahead of that decision, his government had announced a massive new aid package creating new benefits, including paid sick leave, and expanded employment insurance as part of the phase out of an emergency benefit put into place in the early days of the pandemic. limits events in private homes to household, plus ‘safe six’ amid COVID-19 surge.

Menu. The 2019 National Silver Cross Mother, Reine Samson Dawe, middle left, and Governor General Julie Payette, middle left, watched the parade during the Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial in Ottawa, Monday, Nov. 11, 2019.

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But some changes due to COVID-19 will be unmistakable, with the decision to cancel the parade of elderly veterans, serving military members and school-aged cadets that has long been a fixture of the event. The Department of National Defence has decided not to have cadets attend in-person Remembrance Day events across Canada, said spokesman Daniel Le Bouthillier.

With national case counts rising, public federal health officials have made it clear that if further public health and personal action isn’t taken to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, the lockdowns which paralyzed the country for much of the first half of 2020 may be the only option.

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