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The company claims the agreement will help create the largest single tourism investment in Alberta's history by contributing close to $17 billion to the Alberta economy.
"We are proud of our partnership with The Alberta Tourism Authority, and it has helped expand the Alberta economy, create thousands of jobs and create tens of thousands of jobs with more jobs in the pipeline, including one from our new office on the Peace Arch," says Jim Brown of The Big Four.
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