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Meet the rookies: Trudeau team puts fresh face on the Commons

Also new in Winnipeg is Robert-Falcon Ouellette, a Cree who ran in the city’s 2014 mayoral race and who will now represent Winnipeg North Centre, following his upset win over long-time New Democrat incumbent Pat Martin.

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Also new in Winnipeg is Robert-Falcon Ouellette, a Cree who ran in the city’s 2014 mayoral race and who will now represent Winnipeg North Centre, following his upset win over long-time New Democrat incumbent Pat Martin.

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Meet the rookies: Trudeau team puts fresh face on the Commons

Also new in Winnipeg is Robert-Falcon Ouellette, a Cree who ran in the city’s 2014 mayoral race and who will now represent Winnipeg North Centre, following his upset win over long-time New Democrat incumbent Pat Martin.

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