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‘I want to understand what their perspective is': Mayor wants meet-up with Marda Loop businesses

‘I want to understand what their perspective is': Mayor wants meet-up with Marda Loop businesses

CTV News4 days ago
Calgary's mayor says she wants to have a meeting with Marda Loop businesses on the ongoing construction issues in that neighbourhood.
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