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Passenger-rail backers file Calgary-to-Banff proposal with Alberta government

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Passenger-rail backers file Calgary-to-Banff proposal with Alberta government

Liricon Capital Ltd. and Plenary Americas consortium say they could have service up and running by 2030 if province moves forward

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