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Private Montreal preschool helping autistic children risks closure

“It’s going to be catastrophic,” said Nadine Van Elslande, grandparent and guardian of a child who attends the Little Red Playhouse program in Montreal West, threatened with closure after 17 years. Erin Seize reports.

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