Close X
Sunday, November 24, 2024
ADVT 
National

PICs: Justin Trudeau Shows Off Farming Skills At International Plowing Match

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 22 Sep, 2017 12:44 PM
    WALTON, Ont. — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tried to show off his farming skills Friday at the International Plowing Match in southwestern Ontario.
     
    The prime minister drove a tractor a short distance at the event's 100th edition in Walton, Ont.
     
    The crowd cheered as the machine began to move and again as Trudeau dismounted at the end.
     
    Trudeau later took the stage and said he tried not to make too big of a mess in the field.
     
    He was joined on stage by his wife and their three kids.
     
    The annual agricultural celebration is a popular stop with politicians — Ontario's party leaders made an appearance there earlier this week. 

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Wish You Were Here: European Police Send Postcards To Most Wanted Criminals

    Wish You Were Here: European Police Send Postcards To Most Wanted Criminals
    The summer postcard campaign by the European police agency was unveiled on its EU Most Wanted website as part of its ongoing initiative to hunt down 21 of Europe’s most wanted criminals.

    Wish You Were Here: European Police Send Postcards To Most Wanted Criminals

    B.C. Man Charged With Sexual Assault For Allegedly Not Disclosing HIV Status

    B.C. Man Charged With Sexual Assault For Allegedly Not Disclosing HIV Status
    ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — A Vancouver-area man has been charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault for allegedly having unprotected sex without disclosing his HIV status.

    B.C. Man Charged With Sexual Assault For Allegedly Not Disclosing HIV Status

    Hot, Smoky Conditions Forecast To Persist In B.C. Ahead Of Long Weekend

    Hot, Smoky Conditions Forecast To Persist In B.C. Ahead Of Long Weekend
    VANCOUVER — British Columbia is in store for another day of poor air quality due to smoke from persistent wildfires.

    Hot, Smoky Conditions Forecast To Persist In B.C. Ahead Of Long Weekend

    Byelection for New Vancouver School Board Set for October

    Byelection for New Vancouver School Board Set for October
    Education Minister Rob Fleming says a byelection will be held in October to restore the Vancouver School Board.

    Byelection for New Vancouver School Board Set for October

    B.C. Government Brings Back Human Rights Commission After 15 Years

    B.C. Government Brings Back Human Rights Commission After 15 Years
    VANCOUVER — British Columbia's NDP government is bringing back the province's human rights commission, which was scuttled by the previous Liberal regime in 2002.

    B.C. Government Brings Back Human Rights Commission After 15 Years

    B.C. Wildfire Season Worst In Six Decades, Still Far From Over: Official

    B.C. Wildfire Season Worst In Six Decades, Still Far From Over: Official
    VANCOUVER — This year's wildfire season has become British Columbia's worst in six decades, and a provincial spokesman says the action is far from over.

    B.C. Wildfire Season Worst In Six Decades, Still Far From Over: Official