Design changes, work claims among road bumps experienced on path to moving out of Centre Block: documents

Three new projects approved to accommodate extra broadcast, security, and infrastructure improvement asks related to the Government Conference Centre total almost $42-million.

Public Services and Procurement Canada will make a final call on whether the Centre Block building will be cleared out for construction this summer at the end of the session. The Hall of Honour, pictured, marks the divide between the House and Senate sides of the building. House of Commons occupants will move into the West Block building, while Senate occupants will move into the Government Conference Centre for at least a decade during work on Centre Block. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY LAURA RYCKEWAERT

April 9, 2018

It's still unclear if Centre Block occupants will move into the West Block and the Government Conference Centre this summer, but it's clear the costs are increasing. The government will pay $42-million for three new projects to accommodate extra broadcast, security, and infrastructure improvements ...

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