Heard On The Hill

Boris Proulx acclaimed as press gallery’s new president

Also, a play based on the Rogers' family feud comes to Ottawa this fall, Adam Dodek talks about his new book on March 18, and Ira Wells is this year's Freedom to Read laureate.

Le Devoir’s bureau chief Boris Proulx is the Parliamentary Press Gallery's new president, and is one of four officers who've been acclaimed to their role ahead of this year's annual general meeting on March 13.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY CHRISTINA LEADLAY

March 11, 2026

Le Devoir’s bureau chief Boris Proulx has been acclaimed as the Parliamentary Press Gallery's new president. He succeeds Mia Rabson from The Canadian Press who has served for two terms in the role.

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