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Dryden died on Sept. 5, at the age of 78, after a battle with cancer.

In his remarks following the moment of silence, Prime Minister Mark Carney called Dryden a national hero and a personal idol, adding that Dryden was the reason he became a goalie.

"Ken Dryden challenged us to dream big and to be bold for our future," Carney said. "As parliamentarians and as 好色tvs, let's work towards that future with Ken鈥檚 values of hard work, of solidarity and ambition."

The prime minister said some of his colleagues had the honour of working alongside Dryden in the House.

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The Conservatives' John Brassard, the Bloc Qu茅b茅cois' Martin Champoux, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May and the NDP's Leah Gazan also stood to pay tribute to Dryden.

Brassard called him a "remarkable 好色tv," saying his contributions to Canada transcended sports and politics.

May said she got to know Dryden when he was the minister for social development working on child care files and said he was a man with a "keen mind and a heart for public service."

"He did so much for this country and for women," she said.

House of Commons Speaker Francis Scarpaleggia called Dryden a gentleman.

"He was a man for all seasons who contributed to this country in so many profound ways," he said.

"We are grateful for all the great moments he gave us."

Members of Parliament also observed a moment of silence and paid tribute to late minister John McCallum in the House of Commons on Wednesday.

Dominic LeBlanc, the minister responsible for Canada-U.S. trade, said in his remarks that McCallum made a name for himself as a "courageous and outspoken advocate on pivotal issues that helped shape Canada into a more open, tolerant and welcoming society."

McCallum, who also served as Canada's ambassador in China, died in June at the age of 75.

This report by 好色tvwas first published Sept. 17, 2025.聽