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Alberta at Noon | Oct 24, 2012 | 49:44

Wednesday October 24, 2012

Education Minister Jeff Johnson describes the main elements of Alberta's proposed Education Act. Author and motivational speaker Spencer West thrills the students and educators taking part in We Day at Calgary's Saddledome. Kim Hordal-Hlewka, Edmonton Public School teacher and Edmonton student Bryanne Hordal of St. Thomas Moore, describe the We Day events and take calls on how to make a difference in the community.

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