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Casteller groups work on both children's physical skills and their emotional well-being.
Audrey-Lise Rock-Hervieux de Pessamit is one of the ambassadors for the Great Week of the Little Ones, which takes place from November 17-23. The Commission de la santé et des services sociaux des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labrador has appointed its two ambassadors for the occasion. It is Mrs. Rock-Hervieux and Marylin Chevrier, of the community of Timiskaming First Nation. "With my heart as a child, I do it simply because I believe in i…
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lemanic.caAudrey-Lise Rock-Hervieux de Pessamit is one of the ambassadors for the Great Week of the Little Ones, which takes place from November 17-23. The Commission de la santé et des services sociaux des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labrador has appointed its two ambassadors for the occasion. It is Mrs. Rock-Hervieux and Marylin Chevrier, of the community of Timiskaming First Nation. "With my heart as a child, I do it simply because I believe in i…
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