Way back in grade school, in Port Perry, Ont., the now Tory leader penned his likely 'fate' in his class year book:"Prime Minister"I hesitate to say the word “yearbook” out loud in the middle of a Canadian federal election but bear with me: this is the story of a Grade 8 student in Port Perry, Ont., who decided his “probable fate” was to become prime minister of Canada and sealed this wish in a yearbook.
A page from O’Toole’s class’ yearbook, shared with me by someone who attended the school at the same time, gives a fun glimpse into this time. The Grade 8 class of 1984 was asked to share their favourite saying, their favourite pastime, a pet peeve and their probable fate.I can only relate to being annoyed by Mondays, “no dinner!” and “life!” I have many questions for Albert H. whose favourite pastime was “killing chickens.” Lori N.
The yearbook page even gives a glimpse into one of O’Toole’s long-standing friendships: Chad P. wrote that his favourite pastime was “Bugging Erin.”
Interesting how you dug into the Conservative delegate's yearbook, but totally missed Trudeau's. Wasn't until an American journalist did the digging that we found all the TrudeauBlackface yearbook shots. Funny that.
Likely fate...not pm
Even if he doesn't make it he's gotten pretty damn close which is impressive.
Trudeau's mother officially became the only Canadian woman whose husband and son both become prime ministers for 2 terms!
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How often are you going to post this campaign ad?