The resolution honors Bernadette Jordan, the Consul General of Canada in Boston, highlighting her extensive background in community service, economic development, and political leadership. Growing up in a small fishing community in Nova Scotia, she dedicated herself to her community from a young age and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science. Jordan's career includes significant roles such as the first woman elected to represent South Shore-St. Margarets in the House of Commons, serving as Minister of Rural Economic Development, and Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard. In 2023, she was appointed Consul General, marking a significant milestone in her career.

The resolution expresses the Rhode Island House of Representatives' warm welcome to Consul General Jordan and acknowledges her efforts to strengthen bilateral relationships between Canada and New England. It emphasizes her commitment to shared interests such as the Blue Economy, Ocean Protection, equality, and climate change. The resolution also recognizes her numerous awards and contributions to community organizations, wishing her continued success in her role. A certified copy of the resolution will be transmitted to her as a formal acknowledgment of her service and dedication.