Skills on display

More than 500 students in trades competed at the Skills Canada B.C. Competition at Tradex on Wednesday.

  • Apr. 19, 2012 5:00 a.m.
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Charlene Wight of Abbotsford Collegiate won a bronze medal for this creative hairstyle at the Skills Canada B.C. Competition at Tradex on Wednesday. The event sees high school and collegiate level students compete in a variety of trades that include autobody repair

Charlene Wight of Abbotsford Collegiate won a bronze medal for this creative hairstyle at the Skills Canada B.C. Competition at Tradex on Wednesday. The event sees high school and collegiate level students compete in a variety of trades that include autobody repair

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