It’s fiesta time

Canada's largest fair trade world craft fair is going on Saturday and Sunday at the Filberg Centre.

  • Nov. 16, 2013 7:00 a.m.
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CRAFTY TREASURES Canada's largest fair trade world craft fair is going on Saturday and Sunday at the Filberg Centre. The Fiesta World Craft Bazaar features gifts

CRAFTY TREASURES Canada's largest fair trade world craft fair is going on Saturday and Sunday at the Filberg Centre. The Fiesta World Craft Bazaar features gifts

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