An Outstanding Canadian of Romanian Origin
Tinel Timu, a Canadian businessman of Romanian origin and a prominent community member, received the **Medal of the National Assembly of Quebec** during a ceremony held in Laval. This provincial parliament decoration is awarded to Quebec, Canadian, or foreign personalities who deserve the appreciation or recognition of the Members of the National Assembly or the people of the province. Recognition from the MNA for Fabre
On the plaque of the **Medal of the National Assembly of Quebec**, engraved in Mr. Timu’s name, it read: “Thank you to a passionate and dedicated citizen. You are an exceptional leader” – Monique Sauvé, MNA for Fabre. In a brief speech, Ms. Monique Sauvé mentioned that she was determined, before the end of her term, to express her appreciation and gratitude towards the personalities in her constituency who inspire her every day and who have distinguished themselves by the generosity and passion with which they act in their communities. Mr. Timu’s Commitment
Ms. Monique Sauvé, MNA for Fabre and member of the Quebec Liberal Party, thanked Mr. Timu for his energy, efforts, and the collaboration he had shown. This recognition highlighted Tinel Timu’s exceptional commitment to the Romanian community of Montreal. His leadership and dedication have made him an exemplary citizen who has contributed to the vibrancy and development of his community. The Significance of the Medal of the National Assembly of Quebec
The **Medal of the National Assembly of Quebec** awarded to Tinel Timu was a tribute to his remarkable journey and unwavering commitment. It honored a passionate man who dedicated his talent and energy to serving others.
Through his active participation in various initiatives and projects, Tinel Timu has succeeded in strengthening the bonds among community members, encouraging entrepreneurship and solidarity, and creating opportunities for the personal and professional development of Romanians in Montreal. His charisma, sense of service, and ability to inspire others have made him a role model and a reference for many, not only within the Romanian community but also in Quebec society at large. The Medal of the National Assembly of Quebec recognized the value of civic engagement and the richness that different communities have brought to Quebec society.
