Canada's vacant and crumbling official residence gets a lifeline
Mark Carney has announced a fundraiser and design competition to renovate 24 Sussex, the official home of Canadian prime ministers that has stood empty after years of disrepair.
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"This is their house. It is a symbol of the nation."
— Mark Carney , Politician
"He is relieved the building is 'finally getting the attention it deserves'."
— Joseph Clarke , Academic
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Joseph Clarke is an associate professor of architecture at the University of Toronto.
Former Canadian Prime Minister who recently faced criticism for skipping Canada's World Cup match.
Mark Carney is the Prime Minister of Canada.
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Mark Carney has announced a fundraiser and design competition to renovate 24 Sussex, the official home of Canadian prime ministers that has stood empty after years of disrepair.
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