6 facts about the Senate's beautiful new home for the next decade

Canada’s senators took possession of their new chamber Thursday, a refurbished train station with ties to the First World War, constitutional talks and the King of Rock and Roll.
It took six years and $219 million to convert the building, which will be home to the Senate for at least a decade while Centre Block is gutted and refurbished.
In accepting the newly renamed Senate of Canada Building, Speaker George Furey said it was appropriate that a train station should serve as Parliament&rsq