- City council in Calgary pushes back against the provincial government regarding new noise rules, which are criticized by the Premier for impacting business and festivals.
- Premier Smith promotes Calgary's image and Mayor Farkas leads the city during the Stampede.
Economic impact studies and Mastercard data show the Calgary Stampede provides a significant boost to the city's local business activity.
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What happened
Economic impact studies and Mastercard data show the Calgary Stampede provides a significant boost to the city's local business activity.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Calgary
largest city in Alberta, Canada
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Jeromy Farkas
politician
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