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    Overtime: Portraits of a Vanishing Canada
    Overtime: Portraits of a Vanishing Canada
    Overtime: Portraits of a Vanishing Canada
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    Overtime: Portraits of a Vanishing Canada

    By Karl Kessler and Sunshine Chen

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    In Overtime, Karl Kessler and Sunshine Chen document the lives of men and women who practise vanishing trades, professions and cultural traditions in the cities and townships of Waterloo Region, Ontario.
    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherporcupinequill
    Release dateOct 19, 2018
    ISBN9780889848573
    Overtime: Portraits of a Vanishing Canada

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