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Edmonton’s Fringe Festival hopes to continue to be sustainable

Edmonton Fringe Fest, the largest Fringe festival in North America is back for its 44th year. After a huge call to sustain the festival, our Leo Cruzat spoke with the organizer on how they are still holding up.

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