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Creative Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Media Production Industry Association renew commitment to NSI IndigiDocs training program

April 7, 2021 ·

This commitment benefits current NSI IndigiDocs participant Lois Standing of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

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Creative Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Media Production Industry Association renew commitment to NSI IndigiDocs training program