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Plan to attend the WorldSkills Calgary 2009 competitions!

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Date :14 August 2009

WorldSkills Calgary 2009 is almost here. So, mark your calendars and plan to attend the event on September 1st through to September 7th. WorldSkills Calgary 2009 is part of a global movement to develop, recognize and inspire young people in the skilled professions. During four-days of intense competition, more than 900 competitors will compete simultaneously in 45 skill categories at Stampede Park in Calgary. Team Canada is set to take on the world! [More] [Less]

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