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Hill staffers Outhouse, Kennedy use Commons break to help build houses in Honduras with Habitat for Humanity
Photograph courtesy Steve Outhouse
Hill staffers help out: Steve Outhouse, far left front row, who works for Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq, spent a week in Honduras with Habitat for Humanity building houses. His friend, Jeff Kennedy, who works for Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield, is second from left in back row. Mr. Outhouse said it was an ‘eye-opening experience’ to see the poverty.
The House was recessed for six weeks, but instead of taking time off for a little fun, Steve Outhouse, communications director and acting chief of staff to Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq, spent a week building houses in Honduras.
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Hill staffers Outhouse, Kennedy use Commons break to help build houses in Honduras with Habitat for Humanity
Photograph courtesy Steve Outhouse
Hill staffers help out: Steve Outhouse, far left front row, who works for Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq, spent a week in Honduras with Habitat for Humanity building houses. His friend, Jeff Kennedy, who works for Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield, is second from left in back row. Mr. Outhouse said it was an ‘eye-opening experience’ to see the poverty.
The House was recessed for six weeks, but instead of taking time off for a little fun, Steve Outhouse, communications director and acting chief of staff to Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq, spent a week building houses in Honduras.
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