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On June 11, the University of Alberta's Faculty Club played host to the 1997 Edmonton Catholic School Board's Most Improved Aboriginal Student Awards.
Seventeen promising students received awards for improving their performances in school and in the community over the last year.
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On June 11, the University of Alberta's Faculty Club played host to the 1997 Edmonton Catholic School Board's Most Improved Aboriginal Student Awards.
Seventeen promising students received awards for improving their performances in school and in the community over the last year.
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On June 11, the University of Alberta's Faculty Club played host to the 1997 Edmonton Catholic School Board's Most Improved Aboriginal Student Awards.
Seventeen promising students received awards for improving their performances in school and in the community over the last year.
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On June 11, the University of Alberta's Faculty Club played host to the 1997 Edmonton Catholic School Board's Most Improved Aboriginal Student Awards.
Seventeen promising students received awards for improving their performances in school and in the community over the last year.
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On June 11, the University of Alberta's Faculty Club played host to the 1997 Edmonton Catholic School Board's Most Improved Aboriginal Student Awards.
Seventeen promising students received awards for improving their performances in school and in the community over the last year.
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Eva Bereti sits on 20 boards of charitable organizations. She is a survivor of cancer and travels across Canada to talk about her experiences. This is what she does in her spare time. Bereti's day job is a liaison worker between the Catholic School system and native families.
Bereti is very similar to four other women who were honored at the second annual Esquao Awards held on June 20 in Edmonton.
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Eva Bereti sits on 20 boards of charitable organizations. She is a survivor of cancer and travels across Canada to talk about her experiences. This is what she does in her spare time. Bereti's day job is a liaison worker between the Catholic School system and native families.
Bereti is very similar to four other women who were honored at the second annual Esquao Awards held on June 20 in Edmonton.
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Eva Bereti sits on 20 boards of charitable organizations. She is a survivor of cancer and travels across Canada to talk about her experiences. This is what she does in her spare time. Bereti's day job is a liaison worker between the Catholic School system and native families.
Bereti is very similar to four other women who were honored at the second annual Esquao Awards held on June 20 in Edmonton.
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Eva Bereti sits on 20 boards of charitable organizations. She is a survivor of cancer and travels across Canada to talk about her experiences. This is what she does in her spare time. Bereti's day job is a liaison worker between the Catholic School system and native families.
Bereti is very similar to four other women who were honored at the second annual Esquao Awards held on June 20 in Edmonton.
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Eva Bereti sits on 20 boards of charitable organizations. She is a survivor of cancer and travels across Canada to talk about her experiences. This is what she does in her spare time. Bereti's day job is a liaison worker between the Catholic School system and native families.
Bereti is very similar to four other women who were honored at the second annual Esquao Awards held on June 20 in Edmonton.