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  1. Premiers discussed the need for unity and economic corridors connecting Western and Northern Canada.
  2. The region is planning connections for a future passenger rail network, focusing on infrastructure development in Alberta, Calgary, and Edmonton.

Provincial government studies LRT funding and alignment in Calgary, while the mayor proposes alternative project alignments.

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Provincial government studies LRT funding and alignment in Calgary, while the mayor proposes alternative project alignments.

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CalgaryJeromy Farkas

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  1. Jeromy Farkas discussed infrastructure funding needs and unsustainable practices in Calgary during a Rotary Club meeting.Sub-event
  2. City councillors endorsed a new vision for the Green Line LRT alignment project in Calgary.Sub-event
  3. LRT planning underway in Calgary involving provincial government and mayor's proposals.1 source

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