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A result to be proud of for this completely independent family business run by Eliane Janvier, daughter of the founder. Construction of a building with a new concept ensuring health security ventilation, presence of an electric generator , Staff: 20 people.

New building on a securisation concept with more adapted materials, production area: 3, sqm, Staff: 30 people, Start of export to Germany. Construction of a new building ensuring a bio-security and technique restauration of the site, Production area: 6, sqm, Staff: people.

Staff: people. Our site became the largest and most advanced rodent breeding site in Europe further to the development of a new concept of production building. By all accounts bright and kindhearted, Marie Janvier was working as a school tutor in La Loche and had plans to go on to university. Janvier had been on the job as usual when she was killed, leaving a community and extended family to absorb the shock. Janvier had been working at the high school as a teacher's aide since last September, two years after her own graduation.

Daven Janvier, who says he lived with Marie at his grandmother's house and describes her as his sister, recalled a year-old who was caring and devoted to her work. Janvier said he had "no idea" if she was targeted or happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Like many others in the remote community, he was devastated by the loss. Deegan Park, her boyfriend of three years, said he would have given up the rest of his life just to spend another year with her.

Park said. Yet the migrants gathered in a Haitian restaurant a few blocks from the border wall have already been through worse. Especially Fiterson Janvier and his family. As they finish a Creole-style meal of chicken, rice-and-beans and plantains, there is both exhaustion and disbelief in their eyes.

Exhaustion at their journey from South America over the past few months, and disbelief at some of the things they witnessed and experienced along the way. Having spent several years in Brazil, he moved to Chile, met his wife and they had a child. But as they could not move beyond the lowest social rung in South America, they decided the time was right to attempt to reach the US.

Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador As he took his young family across the Darien Gap, seven days through the dense jungle between Colombia and Panama, Mr Janvier says he saw the dead bodies of other Haitian and Cuban migrants.

He describes being robbed of what little he had by "bandits", most likely members of violent drug and people-smuggling gangs which operate in the region. He said some of the women were raped, although his wife managed to hide with the child when the gang appeared. Were it not enough, along the way Mr Janvier received some awful news from home.

When a 7. His mother was among the 2, people who died in the quake, trapped under the rubble of the family home. His father lost a leg. Mr Janvier shows me photographs of the destroyed house on his phone, and begins to fight back tears.

My father has no-one now, the only person who can send him money is my brother [in the US]," he says.