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Brenda Heelan Powell weighs in on the government removal of 175 from the parks system:
... hearing the removal of provincial parks, provincial recreation parks, and natural areas from the Alberta parks system being described as “optimization” caused me to dig out the dictionaries on my bookcase. Could such removals be fairly described as “optimization”?
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...removal of provincial parks, provincial recreation parks, and natural areas from the Alberta parks system being described as “optimization”
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