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Should city councils run more like Alberta’s cabinet? Edmonton mayor says no

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is mulling changes to the Municipal Government Act that could allow councils in large municipalities to operate more like the provincial cabinet.

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Should city councils run more like Alberta’s cabinet? Edmonton mayor says no

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is mulling changes to the Municipal Government Act that could allow councils in large municipalities to operate more like the provincial cabinet.

4 days ago·Ottawa, Canada

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