Controversial exhibit stays at city hall
Global News Hour Calgary
Tue, Apr 16 : A controversial art exhibit at city hall can stay right where it is, even though under normal circumstances it would be forced out. The show has ties to a group that is against the northern gateway pipeline. Global’s Reid Fiest reports.
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