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Packed house (albeit a pretty small one) for the NDP byelection/anti-separation rally in Carstairs. Local candidate Bev Toews, Nenshi, Olympian Denny Morrison to speak. Canadian flags on every seat, started with the anthem. #ableg #cdnpoli

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