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My love affair with the Library of Parliament

From the start of my political career in 1972, the library has always been a place of calm in Centre Block where I could escape to for some alone time. Now, at 88, I likely won't see it again, as it's soon boarded up for 10 years of renovations.

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BY DOUGLAS ROCHE
June 13, 2018

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