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New MOU Between Calgary Regional Partnership (CRP) and Calgary Economic Development (CED) to Strengthen Emerging Calgary Region Inland Port

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2017-12-20_New_MOU_Between_CRP_and_CED_to_strengthen_emerging_Calgary_Region_Inland_Port.pdf (244.05 KB)

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2017-12-20

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Calgary Regional Partnership

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Calgary Regional Partnership (CRP) and Calgary Economic Development (CED) announce the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the alignment of activities to strengthen the emerging Calgary Region Inland Port. The announcement was made at the recent 2017 Canada Inland Ports conference.

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team, partnership/plan

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Calgary Regional Partnership (2017, December 20). New MOU Between Calgary Regional Partnership (CRP) and Calgary Economic Development (CED) to Strengthen Emerging Calgary Region Inland Port [Blog post].

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/106996

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