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Unions wary of Treasury Board’s $6-billion ‘strategic policy review,’ and want more details on transforming some federal buildings into residential properties

Treasury Board President Mona Fortier recently said the government should look to 'strengthen our downtown cores' by ensuring unused office spaces aren't kept empty, and are potentially available for conversion into community living spaces.

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Unions wary of Treasury Board’s $6-billion ‘strategic policy review,’ and want more details on transforming some federal buildings into residential properties

Treasury Board President Mona Fortier recently said the government should look to 'strengthen our downtown cores' by ensuring unused office spaces aren't kept empty, and are potentially available for conversion into community living spaces.

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Unions wary of Treasury Board’s $6-billion ‘strategic policy review,’ and want more details on transforming some federal buildings into residential properties

Treasury Board President Mona Fortier recently said the government should look to 'strengthen our downtown cores' by ensuring unused office spaces aren't kept empty, and are potentially available for conversion into community living spaces.

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