2015 Cargo Logistics Conference: Why the Calgary Region is a Great Place to Invest

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2015-02-13

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Calgary Regional Partnership

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Representatives from the Calgary Region attended the 2015 Cargo Logistics Conference in Vancouver. The purpose of the trip was to showcase the benefits of investing in the Calgary Region to businesses in North America’s transportation, supply chain and logistics industry.

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economic development, partnership/plan, transportation and loGIStics, videos

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Calgary Regional Partnership (2015, February 13). 2015 Cargo Logistics Conference: Why the Calgary Region is a Great Place to Invest [Blog post].

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/106966

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