Hundreds of students made their way down to Calgary city hall, ready to green up the municipal building atrium with their environmental projects.
It’s all part of the 37th annual Mayor’s Environmental Expo, which runs from June 1 to 4, where city hall is turned into a laboratory of learning and innovation on the environment.
After the four-day run, thousands of...
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