00:09President Bush later recalled that one of the first calls he received after the
00:13attacks was from Prime Minister Chrétien, offering his support and condolences.
00:27Our closest friend was attacked.
00:32We said that was an attack on us too, and we fought back side by side.
00:53I have a message for American friends.
00:59Yes, Canada is generous, open country, and Canadians are tolerant and kind.
01:09But never mistake our generosity for weakness.
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01:58United States, and live Canada!
02:23More than 33,000 travelers aboard more than 200 diverted flights,
02:30found refuge on Canadian soil.
02:34Here in Gander, but also in Halifax, in Vancouver, Whitehorse,
02:39and in many other communities across our country.
02:43And saying goodbye, never knowing that it would be for the very last time.
03:04If we've had 9-11, we had the assassination of John Kennedy,
03:12the attack on Pearl Harbor, what message do we take?
03:16What legacy do we have?
03:19What legacy does Gander come to symbolize today?
03:26That when horrific things happen,
03:29when man treats man so badly, good will win.
03:40Thank you very much.
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