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Tourism Calgary drops giant cowboy hat in Toronto Harbour

Tourism representatives from Calgary launch a giant floating cowboy hat into the Toronto Harbour on Thursday, May 15th, 2014.
Tourism representatives from Calgary launch a giant floating cowboy hat into the Toronto Harbour on Thursday, May 15th, 2014. Tourism Calgary

CALGARY – Tourism officials from Calgary dropped off an unusual calling card while visiting Toronto on Thursday.

They left a giant inflatable white cowboy hat floating in the harbour.

The hat is a symbol often associated with the southern Alberta city, thanks to the Calgary Stampede and their white hat ceremony.

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Tourism representatives from Calgary are in Toronto as part of a four-day promotional campaign to entice Torontonians to come for a visit.

The trip includes officials from Calgary Stampede, Travel Alberta, Banff Lake Louise Tourism, Alberta Culinary Tourism Alliance and Heritage Park Historical Village.

WATCH: Giant white cowboy hat floats in Toronto Harbour

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