Seventeen-Year-Old Builds Detailed BC Ferries Models

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Seventeen-year-old Josh Yeung, a resident with autism, has been building detailed models of BC Ferries vessels from cardboard and household materials, inspired by his frequent ferry trips since childhood. He attends Whytecliff Learning Centre and aspires to work for BC Ferries in the future.

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  • “Passionate Ferry Fan Builds Incredible BC Ferries Replicas...Josh Yeung...has been passionate about BC Ferries since he was just five years old...Now he spends about two hours every day making his own ferries...Josh’s dream is to pursue a career with BC Ferries.” — The Islands Grapevine – April 1st, 2021 (April 1st, 2021)

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