Justin Trudeau with his son at Canoe-Kayak Competition - Halifax

Justin Trudeau with his son at Canoe-Kayak Competition - Halifax

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, centre, points something out to his son Hadrien as they join chiefs and other dignitaries in paddling across Lake Banook prior to Canoe/Kayak competition at the North American Indigenous Games 2023 in Halifax, Canada, on Monday, July 17, 2023. Photo by Darren Calabrese/CP/ABACAPRESSS.COM

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