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Pierre Brault’s ‘speculative play,’ Dief the Chief: October ‘62, takes viewers back in time and 75 feet down

Plus: a new book about Jean Chrétien's foreign policy will come out in September; new heads of mission have been named to Jordan, Libya, Mumbai and Sydney; and a former Liberal senior staffer joins Fortinet cybersecurity group.

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