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Animation students help get fire safety message out

Since last weekend, billboards with messages of fire prevention are installed in various areas of the City of Greater Sudbury.
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Roseanne Page, Catherine Armour and Gabriel Larose participated in the Collège Boréal billboard program.

Since last weekend, billboards with messages of fire prevention are installed in various areas of the City of Greater Sudbury.


These billboards are the result of a collaboration between the Fire Services of the City of Greater Sudbury and the 2D/3D Animation program at Collège Boréal.


The four billboards, installed along Lorne St. and Highway 69 S., were created by 16 students in first and second  year of the 2D/3D Animation program.


Students worked on this project for eight weeks.


Four other billboards are in production and should be finished by March 2007.


The professor in charge of the project, Luc Robert, is proud of the results. "The team worked very hard to develop the billboards within the time frame allowed, and they really appreciated to work on a project that has a direct impact in the community."


Last October, two students from the same program, Genevieve Bruneau and Luc Houle, illustrated a colouring book that the City of Greater Sudbury published in 10, 000 copies. This project aims to show the kind of quality of life each child in Greater Sudbury is entitled to.


"With project of this kind, Collège Boréal truly fulfills its role as a community college," says college president Denis Hubert in a news release.


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