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PrintFrom singing Parliamentary spouses to Newfoundlanders walking on the red carpet, the holiday party season is officially in full swing
With the House of Commons set to adjourn for the Christmas break on December 11, holiday party season is upon us and the long and boozy winding-down has officially begun. Things got started on Monday at the annual Concert on the Hill, which was put on by the Parliamentary Spouses Association in support of the Military Families Fund and its sister fund, Solider On.
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From singing Parliamentary spouses to Newfoundlanders walking on the red carpet, the holiday party season is officially in full swing
With the House of Commons set to adjourn for the Christmas break on December 11, holiday party season is upon us and the long and boozy winding-down has officially begun. Things got started on Monday at the annual Concert on the Hill, which was put on by the Parliamentary Spouses Association in support of the Military Families Fund and its sister fund, Solider On.
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