Montreal - These high school students and seniors are bridging gaps with high tea

Students at John Rennie High School in Montreal's West Island got to know local seniors over a cup of tea and finger sandwiches. Organizers behind the event say it was created after the Covid-19 pandemic, when they noticed a generational divide in the community.

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