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| ==Works by Bourrie== | |||
| *Chicago of the North (Annan and Sons 1993) | |||
| *Ninety Fathoms Down (Dundurn 1995) | |||
| *The Parliament Buildings (Dundurn 1996) | |||
| *By Reason of Insanity (Dundurn 1997) | |||
| *Parliament (text of Malak Karsh's photo essay on Parliament Hill) (Key Porter 1999) | |||
| *Hemp (Key Porter 2003) | |||
| *True Canadian Stories of the Great Lakes (Key Porter/Prospero 2004) | |||
| *Many a Midnight Ship (Key Porter/University of Michigan Press 2005) | |||
| ==External link== | ==External link== | ||
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Mark Bourrie (born 1957) is a Canadian blogger, journalist and a doctoral student at the University of Ottawa. Born in Toronto and now a resident of Ottawa, Ontario, he has been a member of the Canadian Parliamentary Press Gallery since 1994.
Bourrie is also an internationally-recognised amateur paleontologist, specializing in trilobites.