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The Hon. Jane  Cordy, B.Ed. An accomplished educator, Senator Jane Cordy was appointed to the Senate on June 9, 2000, by the Rt. Honourable Jean Chrétien. She represents the province of Nova Scotia.

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2011 Canada Winter Games

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Statement made on 09 February 2011 by Senator Jane Cordy

Hon. Jane Cordy:

Honourable senators, while Nova Scotia is always a great place to be, the last two weeks of February will be especially exciting. The 2011 Canada Winter Games will begin in Halifax, Nova Scotia, this Friday, February 11. Thousands of young athletes will be in Nova Scotia to compete in the 2011 Halifax Canada Games. These athletes have dedicated much time and effort in developing skills in order to represent their provinces in their respective sports. We know that these talented young people will compete with determination and strive to win but will also display fine sportsmanship. I would like to extend to all athletes my congratulations and best wishes for a successful competition. I would especially like to send best wishes to Brandon and Liam Dimmer who are neighbours of mine in Dartmouth and members of Team Nova Scotia. I would like to recognize the thousands of volunteers who will help to make the Halifax Canada Games a success.

I invite all honourable senators to Halifax to enjoy these Canada games. There will, of course, be the athletic competition but, in addition, there will be outdoor concerts to enjoy, featuring artists such as Joel Plaskett, Matt Mays, Sloan, and Great Big Sea.

Honourable senators, the 2011 Canada Winter Games are shaping up to be a lot of fun with Atlantic Canadian hospitality at their heart. It will be a great few weeks, so come and celebrate with us.


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