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The last week of the Canadian Parliament in the first decade of the 21st century did not disappoint. Fuelled by the fury of the Afghan detainees scandal, the ever-present and endlessly entertaining turmoil of the Liberal Party and many a Christmas soirée, in the last bit of 2009 the good people of the Parliament Hill community proved they don’t need election speculation to make this place interesting, and fun.
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The last week of Parliament for 2009 was one to remember, and no one missed the election speculation
The last week of the Canadian Parliament in the first decade of the 21st century did not disappoint. Fuelled by the fury of the Afghan detainees scandal, the ever-present and endlessly entertaining turmoil of the Liberal Party and many a Christmas soirée, in the last bit of 2009 the good people of the Parliament Hill community proved they don’t need election speculation to make this place interesting, and fun.
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