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Now, an organization based in Ottawa is trying to bring back the moose, but it isn’t a conservation group.
Prince Edward Island’s tourism-based economy makes it more open to ideas that could pull in visitors, he said. Coun. Trevor MacKinnon, who chairs the meetings, asked who Samuels represents and who the potential funding partners would be. He also noted getting city and local business support would be the first step, before looking for wider buy-in from sponsors.
Raymond Samuels spoke to Charlottetown's economic, tourism and cultural development committee on March 26, pitching the idea for a Charlottetown CFL team. - Screengrab
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