The "En couleurs" Exhibition at Collège de Saint-Laurent: A Complete Success!
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Véronick Talbot, contributor, hired in the various student projects of Tolerance.ca
To mark International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on March 21, arts students at the Collège de Saint-Laurent were asked to create work on the theme of cultural diversity and identity. Organized in collaboration with Tolerance.ca® as part of the series on the diversity of values and religious beliefs, published on its Web site, the exhibition lasted a week and drew hundreds of visitors. Close to 40 students attended the opening. Victor Teboul, director of Tolerance.ca®, spoke at the opening to congratulate the participants. Also present were François La Bissonnière, a member of Tolerance.ca® and professor in the French Department at Collège de Saint-Laurent, and Ariane Bureau, project director. Véronick Talbot of Tolerance.ca® met with the participants. 
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* The students who participated in the “En couleurs” exhibition at Collège de Saint-Laurent, with Professor François La Bissonnière (front row, left); Victor Teboul, director of Tolerance.ca® (back row, far left); Ariane Bureau (back row, centre) and Véronick Talbot (back row, far right). Photo: Guy Labissonnière.