Trudeau's Youngest Kid Started First Grade & He Had The Sweetest Message (PHOTOS)

He also had a message for students across Canada! 🎓
Managing Editor, Canada

Aww, Justin! As Trudeau’s kids head back to school for the first time since March, he shared a sweet message for all of Canada’s students.

In a post shared on Thursday, the PM acknowledged that classes would be a little different for most people this year, but added, “Remember you’ve still got what it takes to do great things.”

In the same message, Trudeau also mentioned that it was his youngest son’s first day in Grade 1.

“Have a great first day, big guy,” he wrote, noting that kids grow up “so fast.”

Despite initially being on the fence about whether to send his children back to school, it seems the family decided to return to classes after all.

Via Justin Trudeau

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