Alan Freeman and Eleanor Davidson

Alan Freeman is an Ottawa-based columnist for iPolitics and contributor to The Washington Post who was previously a correspondent for The Globe and Mail, The Wall Street Journal and The Canadian Press. He was a parliamentary intern in 1973-74. Eleanor Davidson is a 2018-19 Parliamentary Intern with a background in journalism and international affairs.

Illustrious Parliamentary Internship Program all started at a breakfast table in Guelph in 1965

OTTAWA—It all started at a breakfast table in Guelph, Ont., in 1965. Alf Hales, the local Progressive Conservative MP, complained to his daughter Beverly

Illustrious Parliamentary Internship Program all started at a breakfast table in Guelph in 1965

OTTAWA—It all started at a breakfast table in Guelph, Ont., in 1965. Alf Hales, the local Progressive Conservative MP, complained to his daughter Beverly

Illustrious Parliamentary Internship Program all started at a breakfast table in Guelph in 1965

Opinion | BY ALAN FREEMAN AND ELEANOR DAVIDSON | May 20, 2019

OTTAWA—It all started at a breakfast table in Guelph, Ont., in 1965. Alf Hales, the local Progressive Conservative MP, complained to his daughter Beverly

Alan Freeman and Eleanor Davidson

Illustrious Parliamentary Internship Program all started at a breakfast table in Guelph in 1965

Illustrious Parliamentary Internship Program all started at a breakfast table in Guelph in 1965

Illustrious Parliamentary Internship Program all started at a breakfast table in Guelph in 1965

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