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The Morning Edition - Sask | Sep 17, 2012 | 4:07

Provincial Art Project

An art exhibit in Regina is bringing different faiths together to celebrate diversity. The 2012 Provincial Art Project, organized by Multi-Faith Saskatchewan, gives students from across Saskatchewan a chance to make art based on faith and spirituality.

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