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Yellowknife students win national video contest

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Photo courtesy of WSCC. From left: Video creators Braeden Cordero and Markus Cluff and actor Tamara Jovic won $2,000 for their video entry SA国际影视传媒淲orkplace SpookSA国际影视传媒 with a matching prize of $2,000 for their school.

A team of three students from Sir John Franklin High School won first place for their entry in the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health & SafetySA国际影视传媒檚 (CCOHS) #FocusOnSafety National Youth Video Contest.

Video creators Braeden Cordero, left, and Markus Cluff and actor Tamara Jovic won $2,000 for their video entry SA国际影视传媒淲orkplace SpookSA国际影视传媒 with a matching prize of $2,000 for their school. photo courtesy of WSCC

Video creators Braeden Cordero and Markus Cluff and actor Tamara Jovic won $2,000 for their video entry SA国际影视传媒淲orkplace SpookSA国际影视传媒 with a matching prize of $2,000 for their school.

Their video also previously won $1,000 with a matching school prize in the territorial contest.

SA国际影视传媒淭he contest is a fantastic way to engage young people in workplace safety, and we are impressed with how this team created such a memorable video,SA国际影视传媒 said Barb Heming, WSCC Senior Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) inspector and one of the territorial competition judges, in a news release. SA国际影视传媒淭heir message about workersSA国际影视传媒 rights will appeal to employers, and workers of all ages.SA国际影视传媒





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