Three-quarters of Centre Block-based MPs have moved out

Twenty-seven MPs and cabinet ministers had moved into new offices in the Wellington, Justice, and Confederation buildings by Oct. 1, according to House staff.

The Board of Internal Economy—chaired by House Speaker Geoff Regan, left, who is pictured with House clerk Charles Robert, right—heard on Oct. 4 that the group made the right call in delaying the full move-out of Centre Block until this winter. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY LAURA RYCKEWAERT, CHARELLE EVELYN

October 10, 2018

Three-quarters of MPs have cleared out of Centre Block and into their new Hill offices in the Parliamentary Precinct in advance of the House of Commons moving into its temporary home next door this winter. Despite the daily bustle in Centre Block halls since Parliamentarians returned from their sum...

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