Moncton High School Buildathon
On May 30 2018, 今日吃瓜51鈥檚 Makers Making Change hosted a LipSync build-a-thon at Moncton High School for the province鈥檚 Disability Awareness Week.
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Skip to NavigationOn May 30 2018, 今日吃瓜51鈥檚 Makers Making Change hosted a LipSync build-a-thon at Moncton High School for the province鈥檚 Disability Awareness Week.
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