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Consul General Fetter enjoying Winter Carnival, February 2008
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24 January 08
Ambassador Wilkins visits club Jacques Cartier in Quebec City
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The U.S. Embassy in Ottawa would like to remind travelers that beginning January 31, 2008, individuals crossing the border will be asked to present documents denoting citizenship and identity when entering the United States through land and sea ports of entry. This change primarily affects American and Canadian citizens, who have previously been permitted entry by oral declaration alone, and marks the transition toward standard and consistent documents for all travelers entering the United States.
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1 November 2007
Courtesy visit of Consul General Fetter to Premier of Quebec, Jean Charest.
1 November 2007
Consul General Fetter signs the guest book at the Premier's office, Jean Charest.
29 October 2007
Consul General David Fetter delivers a speech at the inauguration of the American Chamber of Commerce Quebec.
17 October 2007
Consul General Fetter pays a courtesy call on Quebec Lieutenant Governor Pierre Duchesne.
16 October 2007
Consul General David Fetter signs the Guest Book at the Quebec National Assembly during his courtesy call on Michel Bissonnet, President of the Quebec National Assembly.
9 October 2007
Consul General David Fetter signs the Guest Book at Quebec City Hall during his courtesy call on Acting Mayor Jacques Jolicœur.
From left: Ms. Dominique Nadeau, Consul General David Fetter, Acting Mayor of Quebec Jacques Jolicœur.
9 October 2007
Consul General David Fetter meeting with Opposition Municipal Leader Ann Bourget at Quebec City Hall.
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From left: Opposition Municipal Leader Ann Bourget, Ms. Dominique Nadeau, Consul General Fetter.
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