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‘Hits and misses': Liberal strategist says Calgary should be represented in cabinet

‘Hits and misses': Liberal strategist says Calgary should be represented in cabinet

CTV News14-05-2025

Liberal Strategist Sabrina Grover speaks with Alberta Primetime host Michael Higgins about PM Carney's cabinet selections.

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