SkyDome still serves as cautionary tale of government-funded mega projects

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David Menzies takes a look at the history of the Rogers Centre, formerly known as the SkyDome, home of the Toronto Blue Jays. Built in the 1980s on the back of massive government funding, the SkyDome project still serves as a cautionary tale when it comes to government-funded mega projects.
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