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3 ways municipal political parties are changing Calgary politics

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Calgary's municipal election on Oct. 20 will have candidates from political parties. Mayoral and council candidates can still run as independents like they always have, but municipal parties are shifting Calgary's political landscape. The CBC's Acton Clarkin has more on three ways they're doing it.

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