1. fortin - Noun
2. Fortin - Proper noun
A little fort; a fortlet.
Source: Webster's dictionaryFortin, Nicole, "Gender Role Attitudes and the Labour Market Outcomes of Women Across OECD Countries", Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 2005, 21, 416–438. Source: Internet
Local football fans left the Hasely Crawford Stadium without a single goal to cheer after 180 minutes, as San Juan Jabloteh and Point Fortin Civic then Morvant Caledonia and Tiger Tanks Club Sando played to barren draws. Source: Internet
Martine Fortin is a bilingual singer-songwriter from Sudbury, and a past winner of NLFB’s annual Meltdown Competition. Source: Internet
Michael Martel, marketing director for The Fortin Group, which owns funeral homes in Auburn, Lewiston and Lisbon, said the appearance of the coronavirus made safety an “absolute priority” for Fortin’s staff and clientele. Source: Internet
BC Ferries says it offered passengers free food during the wait, but Fortin says his party was only offered hot beverages. Source: Internet
Canada is expected to approve a second vaccine from Moderna "reasonably soon" and the country will be ready to accept shipments of it by the end of the week, Fortin said. Source: Internet