Canadians Help School to Reopen One Year After Hurricane Dorian Devastates Bahamas – globenewswire.com

TORONTO (August 31, 2020) “One year after Hurricane Dorian tore through the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama in the Bahamas, one special school is preparing to re-open in September, thanks in part to the generosity of committed Canadians and Food For The Poor Canada (FFPC).”

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