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City Vaughan

Country Canada

Newsroom Ready: Winnipeg safe haven for youth dedicated to slain Indigenous teen

The federal government announced $350,000 Tuesday toward a Winnipeg safe space for youth, dedicated to Tina Fontaine’s memory. The great-aunt of the slain Indigenous 15-year-old says Fontaine hoped to work with children.

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