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Canadian premiers, Indigenous leaders talk child welfare, MMIW inquiry at meeting in Yukon

By Shirley McLean
Jul 21, 2016

The leaders say fixing the broken child welfare system must be a priority, after two reports from Alberta that outlined its failures

Shirley McLean
APTN National News
Fixing the broken child welfare system must be a priority.

That’s the consensus from premiers and Indigenous leaders who are meeting in the Yukon this week.

 

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