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One of a Kind Show celebrates 40th anniversary

Crowds of shoppers seek extraordinary gifts

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The Metro Toronto Convention Centre was crowded, hot and bustling with holiday shoppers buying handcrafted items for that out-of-the-ordinary gift.

The One of a Kind Show went above and beyond this year in celebration of its 40th anniversary, adding extra flair to an already decked-out, handmade, holiday-shopping event— featuring everything including wooden Christmas tree ornaments, customized salt and pepper mills, and foods ranging from sweet to spicy

 

 

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