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This winter festival near Edmonton will have horse-drawn sleigh rides and its own petting zoo

Over in St. Albert, just north of Edmonton, the city is hosting a Snowflake Festival with horse-drawn wagon rides, train rides, and much more.

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This winter festival near Edmonton will have horse-drawn sleigh rides and its own petting zoo

Over in St. Albert, just north of Edmonton, the city is hosting a Snowflake Festival with horse-drawn wagon rides, train rides, and much more.

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