Diamonds by the sea

Famous children’s entertainer Charlotte Diamond (centre) and her son, Matt, sing for Nesika elementary students.

Jun. 9, 2016 7:00 p.m.
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Famous children’s entertainer Charlotte Diamond (centre) and her son, Matt, sing for Nesika elementary students with the help of French immersion student Cadence Glanville Wednesday.

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