Atop a hill overlooking the Rideau River, on Ottawa’s Charlotte Street, stood a mansion that had its share of drama. It saw a sensational spy scandal, and a suspicious fire. One prime minister called it “a place of intrigue.” It took KGB defections and the collapse of the Soviet Union to reveal the extent of Soviet skullduggery at 285 Charlotte.
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