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Zerucelli, Julien exit the Prime Minister’s Office

Hill Climbers rounds up the six former Conservative staffers and five former Conservatives MPs who were elected to sit in the Ontario legislature on June 7.

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June 18, 2018

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Hill Climbers

Zerucelli, Julien exit the Prime Minister’s Office

Hill Climbers rounds up the six former Conservative staffers and five former Conservatives MPs who were elected to sit in the Ontario legislature on June 7.

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