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Opinion: Opening doors to a world of possibilities for St-Michel’s youth

29 November 2024
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Opinion: Opening doors to a world of possibilities for St-Michel’s youth
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As a child of immigrant parents from Haiti, the author grew up in the diverse neighborhood of St-Michel with a strong sense of community and the desire to give back. Now the director of the Centre Lasallien community center, the author sees their role as a privilege to support and uplift the neighborhood they love. Through their work, they aim to provide opportunities for a better future for the residents, just as their mother did for them when she left Haiti.

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