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De la ferme à la cafétéria : Le Canada met la main à la pâte! – Octobre 2014 , Numéro1

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  • De la ferme à la cafétéria Canada progresse à pas de géants
  • Nourrir l’avenir de nos écoles : Les élèves posent un regard neuf sur les aliments
  • Première campagne du Mois De la ferme à l’école Canada
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