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Local student takes a trip

says Romney, was one of the highlights of the event.
“We were discussing real issues. People were taking
real viewpoints. It wasn't very artificial at all.
“It got very intense at times,” he added. “It gave us a
better impression of people from other regions of the

chosen by their teachers to take part in the program,
Castlegar Grade 12 student Ken Romney flew to which takes place four times a year.
Ottawa last month where he served a brief term as
External Affairs Minister.

But Joe Clark needn't worry that he's lost his job to

The purpose is “to give students a close-up look at
government processes and meet leaders in a
are vernment leaders in cabinet, union

the Stanley Humphries Secondary School student. A ened:
Romne: re oppor rtuni nity to play politician was part of a ara’ and sotane," sell: Resaney:
nm held by 120 Canadians who took Students from across Canada

high point for Romney,
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p poses in front of
'arliament.

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who says he has the home
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part in a the Fo cua Sar You ung Canadians project March 9
Supreme Court, spoke with politicians,
cabinet and federal/provincial confer

ne of 12 B.C high school students

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