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Former finance minister Morneau set to launch new book; lets loose on federal economic growth agenda

Plus, a new face is coming in to head Carleton University’s master’s of political management program, CP's Hill bureau adds one to its ranks, and the PM reopens the 24 Sussex Drive grounds for a media party.

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Heard On The Hill

Former finance minister Morneau set to launch new book; lets loose on federal economic growth agenda

Plus, a new face is coming in to head Carleton University’s master’s of political management program, CP's Hill bureau adds one to its ranks, and the PM reopens the 24 Sussex Drive grounds for a media party.

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National Post bids John Ivison a Scottish goodbye at The Mét

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U.S. election preoccupies Canada’s top 50 foreign influencers as feds’ focus gets pulled from Asia strategy

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Housing Minister Fraser a 2023 fan favourite on Parliament Hill: All Politics Poll

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Heard On The Hill

Former finance minister Morneau set to launch new book; lets loose on federal economic growth agenda

Plus, a new face is coming in to head Carleton University’s master’s of political management program, CP's Hill bureau adds one to its ranks, and the PM reopens the 24 Sussex Drive grounds for a media party.

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