International Delegate's Day in 2022

@richardgoatcher @sarahelder 5/One of the participants was Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley, who was the premier of New Brunswick at the time. Like many of the other delegates in London he was a devout Christian, who reputedly began every day with Bible reading and prayer.

— Milo Steele (@Steele_MJ) April 16, 2022

Tuning into day one of @AdvantAgeOnt's Annual Convention? In between sessions, hear more from @LisaLevin1 who speaks about the future of #seniorscare and what delegates can expect at the convention this year. #ASC2022 Listen to #InspiringImpact now: https://t.co/99MHs7W6BV https://t.co/5hkwfjgLov

— HIROC (@HIROCGROUP) April 20, 2022

The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 25 April as International Delegate’s Day in order to raise awareness of the role of the representatives and delegates of the Member States to the United Nations. #InternationalDelegatesDay #UN https://t.co/rDTsr8io7r

— The Varanda Network (@VarandaNetwork) April 25, 2022

wait wait wait I thought bad acting delegates were selling every day?? why is the chart red when delegates haven't been able to claim for two days?! don't think all the owners are as hodl as they claim to be... which is fine, do what you want, but own that shit. https://t.co/HqEOWaRxjW

— BigBodyBerz (@UriahBird) April 21, 2022

Be the first to know… IMS Ibiza delegates will be the first to get all the details about this exciting new project on day one of the summit! https://t.co/5GpzgVzZj3 #IMSIbizaSummit2022 #Ibiza2022 #PTDJA https://t.co/vBF407nEXJ

— Int'l Music Summit (@IMSibiza) April 21, 2022

The next City Council meeting is Apr 25, 5:30pm. The public gallery is closed. Delegates may call in to speak directly to Council. Register by noon on the day of the meeting. Email: legsvcs@whitehorse.ca. Watch meetings: https://t.co/wkuDrzMePa Info: https://t.co/SLZLYeBraR https://t.co/S4rSAO70cv

— City of Whitehorse (@city_whitehorse) April 23, 2022

@richardgoatcher @sarahelder 7/ The other delegates agreed, as did the British Prime Minister and Queen Victoria, and so “Dominion” became the official designation of Canada. That is also why our July 1 national holiday, which we now call Canada Day, was called Dominion Day until 1982.

— Milo Steele (@Steele_MJ) April 16, 2022