Calgary Regional Partnership Collaborates to Strengthen Economy with Emerging Trade Corridor to Port of Prince Rupert

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2017-09-08

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Calgary Regional Partnership

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For a second year, Calgary Regional Partnership (CRP) partnered with Prince Rupert Port Authority bringing together influential leaders from industry and government to plan for the development of an emerging trade corridor.

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economic development, economy, regional transportation, transportation and loGIStics

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Calgary Regional Partnership (2017, September 08). Calgary Regional Partnership Collaborates to Strengthen Economy with Emerging Trade Corridor to Port of Prince Rupert [Blog post].

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/106904

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