Ottawa: senators move to the train station

[T]he former Union Station at the corner of Rideau St. and Sussex Dr. in downtown Ottawa has been given new life as the temporary home of the Senate of Canada. The old train station officially reopened as the Senate of Canada building following a six-year, $219-million renovation to restore its turn-of-the-century grandeur. The Senate will operate out of the building for at least the next 10 years while the Centre Block of Parliament undergoes a major refurbishment

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Adlington said:

https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/ottawa-landmark-gets-new-life-temporary-home-senate-canada

Given that the UK Parliament agreed that the Palace of Westminster needs an urgent restoration and renewal involving a temporary move out of the building, where should the lords spiritual and temporal move to? Waterloo International station?

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Adlington said:

https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/ottawa-landmark-gets-new-life-temporary-home-senate-canada

Given that the UK Parliament agreed that the Palace of Westminster needs an urgent restoration and renewal involving a temporary move out of the building, where should the lords spiritual and temporal move to? Waterloo International station?

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