Ronald Reagan

This generation of Argentinians is laying the foundation for what will be enjoyed by your fellow countrymen hundreds of years hence.

We must see through to completion our carefully laid plans to strengthen the national defense.

We will always remember Quebec; we will always remember you.

We are convinced that an improved and more secure climate for bilateral trade relations will encourage market forces to achieve a more rational and competitive production and distribution of goods and services.

The technology of the DEW Line is now almost obsolete, but the need for an early warning line remains.

The treaty will be a boon to our citizens along the Pacific coast.

I'm personally committed to continuing this proud tradition.

Cooperation on this issue is possible, and the appointment by the Prime Minister and by me of special envoys is another step forward.

Our aim is not to achieve superiority, but to enhance deterrence of armed aggression and bring about significant arms reductions between East and West.

Today, the maple leaf flag symbolizes a united Canada.

We are neighbours and allies dedicated to the defence and nourishment of peace and freedom.

The security of Canada and the United States are inextricably linked.

Canada and the United States put aside suspicion to build not only a lasting and permanent friendship but a great and productive relationship.

Protecting the environment, defending our people, and ensuring that justice is done—these are all special roles for government.

Quebec is one of the most intriguing spots on the continent.

For the United States there is no more important relationship than our tie with Canada.

And for our own part, my nominee—and he has accepted—is Drew Lewis, the former Secretary of Transportation, who has agreed to take on this task.

It's wonderful to be here.

We can still use what Franklin D. Roosevelt called for between us.

I think that it's very significant that our two countries should work together on all matters of environment.

We're very pleased with the outcome of the discussion.

To be on Canadian soil is to be among friends.

Today Canadian-American relations are good, as good as they've ever been.

Working together, Canada and the United States can accomplish great things for the cause of a safer, freer, and more prosperous world.

We will seek to strengthen our economic relations.