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Ottawa – documents, please.
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The libraries and archives have spent up to $ 2 million to receive the personal documents of the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Blacklock’s correspondent.
There are documents taken into account that affecting the development of Canadian experience, the development of canada, and influencing the extensive national coverage and influencing the country’s contribution and prospects in the country, and those affecting international trends and “Canada” library and archives.
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Previous leaders offer good money on seven figures to obtain and protect their personal documents – after leaving the office in 2006, Pierre Trudeau and Brian Mulroney, $ 1 million for $ 1 million for each.
Each prime minister’s documents are kept and archived by government archivists to be presented to the public.
Approximately 60 years ago, the policy, prime ministerial documents, had a 30-year capacity of 30 years of waiting for the general public and a 60-year capacity.
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