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“Despite everything that is going on our climate and injustice in our country, we can't forget to come together celebrate the number of times the Tragically Hip helped bring us together and have our hearts moved. That is us honouring the life force, whatever that is. Celebrating is a duty.”

Quote by Sarah Harmer

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Sarah Harmer is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for her folk-style music and emotive voice. Born on November 12, 1970, she has been active in the music industry since the early 1990s. Harmer is celebrated for her unique musical talent and profound insights into nature, blending elements of folk, rock, and world music in her work. more

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