Teacher Shannon Hagen with the Skills Canada North Island regional TV/video production first place winners, Griffin Grant and Ethan Ouellette. Also shown are Stuart Hattum and Troy Macdonald.
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Campbell River students headed to the provincial Skills Canada competition

Sarah Nolette
By Sarah Nolette
Six Campbell River students are headed to the provincial Skills Canada competition.
Media Arts Teacher at Timberline, Shannon Hagen, says it’s a chance for trades students to showcase their skills.
Students are competing in culinary arts, 3D computer animation, digital art and TV and Video production..
The provincials take place in Abbotsford April 13.
Photo courtesy of sd72.bc.ca 
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