Dennis King
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Dennis King
@dennyking
33rd Premier of Prince Edward Island • Leader @peipcparty • Teller of Stories • Sports Enthusiast • Father of Three
- On my first day in office, I wrote this note to myself. Every day since, I open the desk and read it to remind myself of the great privilege and responsibility Islanders placed with us on April 23, 2019. Thank you, PEI.
- I am disgusted with the fact that protestors showed up at the private residence of our Chief Public Health Officer this afternoon. (1/3)
- Its been a terrifying & tough day for our neighbours in Nova Scotia. Many families have lost a loved one, communities are shaken & an entire province is mourning. My heart goes out to everyone affected. I’ve been in touch with @StephenMcNeil & gave condolences on behalf of PEI
- I know I’m sounding like a broken record these days but we really are in unprecedented times and I want to thank every Islander who is taking Dr. Heather Morrison’s directions seriously #PEICOVID19 #ThankYou
- Thank you to the 76 health care professionals who have volunteered to come out of retirement to help PEI in the fight against #COVID19 - you, like your colleagues who are working around-the-clock to keep Islanders healthy, are rockstars #ThankYou #PEICovid19
- Replying to @dennykingDr. Morrison and her young family do not deserve this and it will not be tolerated. (3/3)
- I’m told that @markcritch is portraying me tonight on an episode of @22_Minutes Ironically, on day 9 of my quarantine back in March, I developed a whole @markcritch routine. #COVIDHair
- I recently invited all of the former Premiers of Prince Edward Island into the office for lunch. We had representation from 1981 to 2019 around the table which made for a meaningful discussion about the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for our province. #peipoli
- Welcome back @LouiseMartinCBC, @JayScotland & team! Thank you to all of the Islanders, including our Federal MPs, who spoke up to let @CBCNews know how much we need local news right now. We may be Canada’s smallest province, but no one messes with Compass. Tune in on Thursday @ 6
