Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took his son on Wednesday to eat ice cream.
Ottawa, Canada:
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took his son on Wednesday for ice cream on his first family outing since Canada began to break free from its pandemic closure.
It was also Saint-Jean-Baptiste in the province of Quebec.
Wearing masks, the Canadian leader and his six-year-old son Hadrien were acclaimed at Favorite Chocolates in Gatineau, Quebec.
According to a pool report, Trudeau said the store is using a federal emergency wage subsidy and a business loan to help cope with the pandemic and “avoid being frozen out of the frozen treats market “.
Hadrien would have bounced with excitement, settling on a vanilla cone with a cookie topping while dad bought a vanilla cone dipped in chocolate for himself.
Father and son then went to the patio, where they took off their masks to eat their cones.
Canada’s provinces and territories declared a state of emergency in mid-March, closing schools and non-essential businesses in response to the pandemic.
