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Public events for December 9, 2010

9 December 2010
Ottawa, Ontario
Public event for Prime Minister Stephen Harper for Thursday December 9th is:

Ottawa

4:00 p.m. – Prime Minister Stephen Harper will take part in the unveiling of a sculptured corbel.  He will be joined by His Excellency The Governor General of Canada, David Johnston, and James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages.

Senate Foyer
Centre Block
Ottawa, Ontario

*Open to media

Notes:

• Media are required to present proper identification for accreditation.

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