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Julie Couillard’s autobiography coming in the fall
The woman whose revelations toppled foreign affairs minister Maxime Bernier will tell her life’s story in an autobiography to be published this fall.
Julie Couillard’s book will recount a unique life from her modest beginnings in a working-class neighbourhood of Montreal to her spectacular emergence on the national scene last May, her Canadian publisher McClelland and Stewart said in a new release Friday.
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