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Yassify Your Arc Card
Sunday, March 29, 2026
1:00pm to 3:00pm
Organized by:
Earth's Refillery Coop
March
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What's the tea on public transit in Edmonton?
Join us on March 29 at Earth's Refillery Co-op to hang out and yap about it!!! 
Bring your ARC card and some stickers if you have extra to share! Expect to walk (or ride) away feeling revved up about public transit and a gorgeous tap-to-pay fare card to prove it 
Bring your ARC card and some stickers if you have extra to share! Expect to walk (or ride) away feeling revved up about public transit and a gorgeous tap-to-pay fare card to prove it 10831 95 Street NW
Edmonton, AB, T5H 2E2
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