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Parliament Building Construction began in 1859
• Officially opened in 1866, just before Canada became a country in 1867
• In 1916, a major fire destroyed much of the Centre Block
• It was rebuilt and completed in 1927, including the Peace Tower

The Parliament Buildings are a group of historic structures where Canada’s federal government operates. They house:
• The House of Commons (elected officials)
• The Senate (appointed members)
• Offices for government leaders, including the Prime Minister

The Parliament Buildings in Ottawa are the center of government in Canada, located on Parliament Hill . Built starting in 1859 and rebuilt after a 1916 fire, the buildings feature a Gothic Revival style. The Peace Tower honors Canadians who died in war.