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Veterans Affairs and Associate Defence Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor welcomed a new director of parliamentary affairs, Frank Tersigni, to her office last month. Frank Tersigni is now director of parliamentary affairs to the veterans minister.
He’s since also been a senior policy adviser and later director for official languages to then-economic development and official languages minister Mélanie Joly. Parliamentary and Quebec regional affairs adviser Audrey Lévesque-Aubut, who also serves as assistant to Petitpas Taylor’s parliamentary secretary, went on maternity leave as of June 21. Serena Smith is now a senior policy adviser to Minister Petitpas Taylor.
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