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Federal government budgets record $12M for Justin Trudeau's archives

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Federal government budgets record $12M for Justin Trudeau's archives — Sources: CBC

Canadian taxpayers could pay $12 million for former prime minister Justin Trudeau's records from his decade in office — the most the government has ever paid for the archives of any prime minister.

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