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‘Every part of it has been a privilege’: Heather Bradley retiring after almost three decades as comms head to the House Speaker

Heather Bradley will mark her last day on the Hill on Oct. 7, with former Global Affairs speechwriter Amélie Crosson already lined up to succeed her.

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