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Country Canada

British Columbia's provincial health officer offers some words of encouragement to the grads of 2020

Dr. Bonnie Henry says teachers and parents are working to make the milestone of graduating a memorable — if different — experience. During a briefing Saturday, she told students graduating this year that they are part of a historic cohort.

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