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We don’t need the Senate, time to shut it down

If someone today wanted to create a new law-making body whose members would be appointed by the person in control of the Commons, wouldn’t be accountable and would have unbroken tenure to age 75, the proposal would be treated as a joke.

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BY PATRICK BOYER
July 4, 2014

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