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New York Times journalists to talk about congressional elections on Sept. 5 at National Gallery in Ottawa

A passerby pictured recently walking past the Victoria Building, 140 Wellington St., which is part of the Parliamentary Precinct and home to mostly Senators' offices and Senate committee rooms. The Art Deco building, built in 1928, was first home to the Embassy of France (1928-1939), later the Bank of Canada (1935-1938), and the CBC (1938-1964). The federal government took over the buidling in 1973, which was renovated in 2003. The Hill Times photograph by Andew Meade

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August 6, 2018

Two New York Times journalists, who will be hot off the campaign trail, will be at the National Gallery in Ottawa on Sept. 5 to talk about what they've seen during one of the United States’ most consequential congressional elections in a generation. White House correspondent Julie Davis w...

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