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March 28, 2014 | CREBNow
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Here is your Morning News Rundown for Friday, March 28:Housing Market Continues Growth - Calgary Herald
Province Hands School-building Reins To Calgary Board Of Education - Metro Calgary
Tougher City Rules For Rebuilding After Flood Clear Hurdle - Calgary Herald
Banks Are Battling In A New Round Of Mortgage Rate Wars, But It's The Same Old Terrain - Financial Post
Homeowners Loose Out Under City Hall Tax Plan - Calgary Herald
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