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Better photo
Does someone have a better photo of the Palliser? One that would show the entire building, nor just the entrance? Thank you. --
Qyd19:26, 14 October 2006 (UTC)reply
The reference for the 1950 renovation brings the cost into current dollars, however it uses a calculator from Saving.org that convert US dollars, not Canadian dollars.
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