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PPS asks for ‘substantial increase’ to address Parliament Hill security

The acting head of the PPS says a future increase to service's overall budget is anticipated to deal with 'evolving threats,' such as the Freedom Convoy and other recent protests.

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PPS asks for ‘substantial increase’ to address Parliament Hill security

The acting head of the PPS says a future increase to service's overall budget is anticipated to deal with 'evolving threats,' such as the Freedom Convoy and other recent protests.

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