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Polytechnique victims honoured by student photography exhibit
“We all have to remember those ladies,” said Qéna Cantuel, Polytechnique student and model for the photography exhibit in Montreal that honours the 14 women killed while they were attending class 35 years ago. Erin Seize reports.
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