City council back in chambers for first time since flood

By News Staff

Posted Sep 9, 2013 6:45 am.

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Calgary’s city council will be back in its official chambers Monday for the first time since June’s flood.

There are 19 items on the radar, including a new transit discount fare for seniors.

An annual pass that used to cost $35 has since jumped to $95, and Alderman Peter Demong is proposing they match a senior pass to the price of a student one.

The meeting will be one of the last before October’s civic election.

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