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Lake City Secondary to Host Conference

March 11, 2019

The BC Student leadership conference is coming to Williams Lake. Over 300 students and their advisors will be in the city from October 24 to 27th.

The conference at lake City Secondary School will present the students with inspiring guest speakers, allow the students to share ideas that are working in their own schools. A legacy of the conference will be service projects worked on by the students. Teacher Ryan Hanley says they have several projects in mind but are asking for input from the community for projects as well.

Sponsors are also welcome for the conference and inquiries can be made at the school.

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