Senate law clerk leaving Red Chamber

After less than a year in the job, Jacqueline Kuehl will leave the Senate on July 6, leaving two top Senate admin roles without permanent staff to fill them.

Senate law clerk Jacqueline Kuehl, left, will leave her post on July 6. Principal clerk Heather Lank, right, left the Senate last month to become the new Parliamentary Librarian. Photographs courtesy of the Senate of Canada and Heather Lank

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BY CHARELLE EVELYN

July 4, 2018

Two of the top three Senate administrative posts will be without permanent occupants following the coming departure of law clerk Jacqueline Kuehl. Ms. Kuehl is leaving the Senate on July 6 “to pursue her passion to work in law” at Justice Canada, Independent Senator Larry Campbell (British Colu...

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