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Crestview Strategy welcomed clients and colleagues to their Ottawa office for a Holiday Open House on Dec. 14, and later that evening, Party Central headed over to the Rainbow Bistro for the 20th Century Boys' 21st annual Holiday Rock benefit concert in support of PAL Ottawa

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