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Daphne K.

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Halifax Regional School Board Fair

The Niagara Falls

Family Visit to Niagara and the highlights and history of the Falls 

 

 

 

What was the most interesting thing you learned about your topic?

The Tight Rope Walkers

What important lessons have you learned that you want to share with other Canadians?

Hydro-electric is sustainable energy

How would you compare your life today to the lives of those studied in your project?

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