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The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

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The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

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The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

A family business, Linda Kearney with her husband Paul Bumanus and daughter Sarah (R). The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

A family business, Linda Kearney with her husband Paul Bumanus and daughter Sarah (R). The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

A warm and humid bakery causes photographer's cold lens to fog up at the grand opening of the new bakery. The Queen Of Tarts Bakery and Bistro opens for business in the warehouse district downtown. Photo: Ed Kaiser/Edmonton Journal

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