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Wetaskiwin Public Lirbary organized a 'Lanuage Coffeehouse' to celebrate UNESCOs International Langauge Day on Febraury 20, 2010. Learning builds an inclusive community.

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Language Coffeehouse Learning builds inclusive communities. Wetaskiwin Public Library February 20, 2010

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