BANFF, ALTA.—The artistic profession, one that often straddles the line somewhere between public good and private enterprise, finds its moment on the Hill on Oct. 2 to celebrate and strengthen Canadian cultural policy. In 2016, one of the biggest lobby days in recent history was conducted by the Canadian Arts Coalition, a non-partisan collaborative movement which saw more than 150 arts advocates come to Ottawa for Arts Day on the Hill. This year, they bring with them a
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