Polytechnique awards 14 scholarships in honour of those killed in 1989

Polytechnique awards 14 scholarships in honour of those killed in 1989

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"They can fulfill dreams even when they fall. I fell and I stood up again," said Polytechnique Montreal survivor and federal Liberal MP Nathalie Provost at Monday's ceremony to award 14 scholarships to honour the lives lost. Lola Kalder reports.

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