Monday, April 30, 2018

UPGRADING THE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS

   Starting in 2018, the Canadian House of Commons will have a new home.
   That’s right — everything from the House itself to the associated committee rooms, offices and even the prime ministerial bathroom will be moving a few hundred metres to the west.
   West Block will become the new centre of power for the country, while Ottawa’s old train station will house the Senate.
       The Centre Block of Parliament is set to close for 10 years this fall as Public Services and Procurement Canada gears up to restore and upgrade the country’s most recognizable symbol of democracy.
   According to PSPC, every aspect of the building is going to be upgraded from the exterior stone shell, the copper roof, the steel structure to the building systems themselves.


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