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'Who stands to benefit from Bill 20?': ABMunis speaks out against allowing union, corporate donations in local politics

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The organization representing more than 250 Alberta municipalities accused the province Monday of ushering so-called "big money" back into local politics via its controversial Bill 20, something Premier Danielle Smith denied.

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'Who stands to benefit from Bill 20?': ABMunis speaks out against allowing union, corporate donations in local politics

18 days ago·Edmonton, Canada

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