Moving Forward with the Calgary Metropolitan Plan

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2015-02-19

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Calgary Regional Partnership

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We wanted to provide you an update. We also want to address Rocky View County’s press release suggesting the Province of Alberta to stop funding the Calgary Regional Partnership (CRP). Which we respectfully disagree with of course. Can regional planning be successful when done in isolation? We don’t believe it can.

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Calgary metropolitan plan, partnership/plan

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Calgary Regional Partnership (2015, February 19). Moving Forward with the Calgary Metropolitan Plan [Blog post].

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/106884

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