Trending-Viral : Premier Pillai wishes for Happy New Year 2024
From Yukon, territory of northwestern Canada, Premier Pillai has released a statement for new year wishes, which is trending and viral.
Key notable points he highlighted in his statement are:
1.Big thanks to kindness by first responders, fire fighters and health care professionals.
2. Pride that Yukoners share – progress, unity and resilience.
3.Drive safe and drive sober
The official published statement is as follows-
“The past year brought with it significant milestones for the Yukon, commemorating 50 years of Together Today for our Children Tomorrow, marking 125 years since joining Confederation and celebrating the anniversaries of many Self-Government Agreements with Yukon First Nations. These milestones are not only markers on a timeline; they represent the progress, unity and resilience that define us as Yukoners.
“Looking back on the previous year, it’s crucial to recognize that it brought its share of challenges and adversity. From severe climate and challenging international events to the lingering impacts of the pandemic, we are collectively navigating through issues that resonate with people across the globe.
On behalf of the Government of Yukon, a heartfelt thank you to all those who played a crucial role in keeping us safe, healthy and protected from first responders and health care professionals to wildland firefighters and everyone who took a moment this year to do an act of kindness for someone else.
“As we look ahead to the new year, let’s embrace new beginnings and look forward with hope and optimism. If you choose to celebrate this weekend, please remember to do so safely and responsibly. Drive safe and drive sober.
“Together, let’s make the coming year a chapter of growth, unity and health and wellbeing.
“From my family to yours, all the best in 2024. Happy New Year, Yukon!”
On behalf of all Americans and human in the world, a very good wishes reciprocate to the premier.
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