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How to talk to children about terrorism

Kate Kemp-Griffin is a Canadian who has been living in France since 1989. One of her friends, the mother of some of her children's friends, was killed in the attack.
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A mother and child take photographs of a memorial with flowers and candles at the gates of the Embassy of France in Ottawa, following Friday's terrorist attacks in Paris, on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. (Credit: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang)
Sunday Edition6:00How to talk to children about terrorism

Kate Kemp Griffin is a Canadian who has been living in France since 1989. Her home is in  Île de France, about 20 km from Paris, but she and her husband have a studio in Paris in the 11th Arrondissement, just around the corner from Charlie Hebdo...and around the corner from where more than a dozen people were shot by gunmen on Friday.

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