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Chiefs of staff on the move: Champagne, Joly, MacAulay change top staffers as new session of Parliament begins

François-Philippe Champagne hires Daniel Lauzon, Lawrence MacAulay hires Patricia Beh, and Mélanie Joly names her director of parliamentary affairs, Sandra Aubé, as her acting chief of staff.

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September 28, 2020

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