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The art of conversation is certainly not dead at Black Mountain School. Student representative council members at the secondary school for students with disabilities decided they wanted to spend more time with their peers by hosting a talk-and-walk-a-thon. On Monday, students walked between different stations of the school, collecting cards to prompt conversations with their peers. They were joined by special guests the Governor-General David Hurley and Linda Hurley. Principal Lara Coman said while staff and students had been exceptional during the uncertain times,…
