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Hill’s Famous Five, horse-riding Queen are on the move

Some time this spring, the chance to sit in Emily Murphy’s chair and dream about building a better Canada is going to move to a main street in downtown Ottawa. Six modern women will be moving from their prime their location on Parliament Hill to busy intersections in the heart of the capital.

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