Manitoba announces "Monumental" policy change for Indigenous youth in CFS

 

Last updated 1/16/2016 at 11:25am

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Manitoba's Family Services Minister Kerri Irvin-Ross (second from left) announced a new provincial law to broaden the province's advocacy of children who are in the care of Child and Family Services (CFS). She made the announcement in the company of First Nations leaders and acting assistant deputy minister for Family Services at the legislature in Winnipeg, Manitoba's capital.

WINNIPEG, MB-A new provincial law will broaden the province's advocacy of children who are in the care of Child and Family Services (CFS) in Manitoba.

Family Services Minister Kerri Irvin-Ross made the announcement in the company of First Nations leaders and acting assistant deputy minister for Family Services at the legislature in Manitoba's capital.

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