Restorative Justice Program Expected to Reach 500 People in Northern Manitoba First Nations Each Year
The five-year initiative will support up to 500 participants annually with community-based reports and healing plans, officials said.
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Restorative justice program expected to reach 500 people in northern Manitoba First Nations each year
Up to 500 people in over two dozen northern Manitoba First Nations communities will be able to access a program providing Indigenous-led alternatives to incarceration each year, which is now getting $5 million in federal government support.
How Will a $5 Million Restorative Justice Program Help 500 People in Northern Manitoba First Nations Each Year? - Commonwealth Union
Churchill-Keewatinook Aski member of Parliament, Rebecca Chartrand, opined that justice in the north cannot simply be designed in the south & flown into the northern communities. Up to 500 people in over two dozen northern Manitoba First Nations communities may be able to access a program providing Indigenous-led alternatives to incarceration each year. It’s now getting CAD 5 (USD 3.6) million in federal support. The Liberal government said on T…
Indigenous Community Corrections Initiative - Government of Canada announces funding for Indigenous-led alternatives to incarceration in Manitoba
On August 27, the Honourable Rebecca Chartrand, Minister of Northern and Arctic Affairs and Minister responsible for the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency, on behalf of the Honoura. . .
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