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From: Sam Ho <samho@larry.cs.washington.edu>
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Here are a few more numbers I picked up in Calgary, Alberta.

The telephone company (Alberta Government Telephones) runs a talking
yellow pages service, with the usual stuff on it,  403-521-5222.

The transit system runs what appears to be a DID-based automated bus
schedule.  One or two numbers are assigned for each bus stop, and a
synthesized voice reads back arrival information.  An example:
403-260-5281.  Others apparently lie in the 5000 and 6000 blocks of
the same exchange.  The transit system main information number is
403-276-7801.  This is not automated.


Sam Ho