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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 10/28/12 -- The Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence, issued the following statement on appointment of Lieutenant-Commander Albert Wong as a Chinese Canadian Legend by the Asian Business Network Association on October 27:
"It is with great pleasure that I extend my personal congratulations to Lieutenant-Commander Albert Wong and his family for this prestigious award which is presented annually to recognize and honour Chinese-Canadians who have made significant contributions to Canada and to the world through outstanding achievements in their field. As a recipient, Lieutenant-Commander Wong joins a very select and distinguished group of former recipients.
"Through his indomitable spirit, outstanding work ethic, integrity and perseverance, Lieutenant-Commander Wong has been able to not only succeed, but to excel in the face of challenging conditions. He provided significant motivational leadership to his clients, his friends, his co-workers and to the community at large.
"Lieutenant-Commander Wong's appointment embodies the best of Canadian values and highlights the professionalism and integrity of the Royal Canadian Navy and the Canadian Forces as a whole."
Notes to editor / news director: For more information on the awards visit the Asia Business Network Association web site at: http://www.abna.ca
Lieutenant-Commander Wong's biography is available upon request.
Contacts:
Lieutenant-Commander Walter Moniz
Cell: 647- 456-7562
Information: 1-866-377-0811/613-996-2353
www.forces.gc.ca
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