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“Stand while you can, before you can't” | Day two of religious freedom protest in Edmonton
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7:44Now PlayingDaniel Day was back at the Alberta Legislature Building in Edmonton for the second day of the Battle for Canada Worship protest where demonstrators continued to rally for their right to worship as they see fit.
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