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Sara Constantin didn’t originally dream of running a large dance studio – she was a dance teacher who opened it for her students when an existing program shut down. Parents and children looked to Constantin for a solution, and she delivered.

Errin Mechler is more than just taxes.

Growing up, Michelle Lanthier remembers driving up Highway 99 while her father, a real estate developer, took conference calls on his giant cell phone. "Real estate is very familiar, it came as second nature to me," she says.

Since its inception in 1995, the Conseil scholaire francophone (CSF), or School District 93, has offered children from K – Grade 12 an education in French. Kids enrolled in a CSF school spend their days learning and living in French.

The Conseil scolaire francophone (CSF), also known as School District 93, has been a part of the British Columbia public education system for more than 20 years. The District offers the B.C.

The Conseil scholaire francophone (CSF) has been a part of the British Columbia public school system since 1995. It offers an education and a variety of out-of-school programs for francophone children from K – 12 in 37 schools around the province.

"This year we're celebrating our 20 th anniversary," says Catherine Drapeau, principal of l'école Les Aiglons in Squamish. "We started with one classroom with five different grades.