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How the Royal Bison market united creators — and what could replace it
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3:45Now PlayingThe Royal Bison Art and Craft Fair has been a staple event for Edmonton’s art community for more than a decade, but its run is coming to a close. CBC’s Tara McCarthy spoke to three creators involved to learn what it meant to them, how it fostered community and what could replace it in the future.
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