Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau cried during a formal apology to “LGBTQ2” people on behalf of Canada on Tuesday. Trudeau apologized on behalf of Canada for its persecution of LGBT people during the Cold War.
Trudeau has previously cried during public appearances on numerous occasions, including last week, during an apology “for abuses and cultural losses to indigenous children at residential schools in Newfoundland and Labrador.”
Last year, Trudeau cried after being reunited with a Syrian refugee, while in October he cried on camera over the death of Gord Downie, the frontman of Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip.
In February, Trudeau also cried during the funerals for victims of the Quebec mosque attack, and in 2013, the prime minister cried after being given a photograph of his father.
