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We're grateful to the many champions of #STEM education here at the Canada 2067 National Leadership Conference. It's through our innovative thinking and collaboration that we put a successful future #withinreach #can2067 . . . Nous sommes reconnaissants envers les nombreux champions de la formation en #STIM présents à la Conférence nationale sur le leadership de Canada 2067. Grâce à notre pensée novatrice et à nos collaborations, nous rendons possible un avenir prospère #can2067

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