Heard On The Hill

University of Toronto project brings parliamentary records into the 21st century

Former PM Stephen Harper is canvassing for the United Conservative Party candidate in his riding.
A University of Toronto project has digitized the Hansard and now House of Commons debates as far back as 1901 can be more easily read by everyone. The Hill Times file photograph
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BY NEIL MOSS
July 30, 2018
Have you ever wanted to read the House debates between prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and leader of the opposition Joe Clark in 1978? Or between opposition leader Lester B. Person and prime minister Joh...

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