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Elizabeth Fry Society receives $25,000 to help support woman in Prince George

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Rio Tinto has donated $400,000 to family violence support organizations across Canada. The 16 Days of Activism takes part alongside the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women on December 6. The day commemorates the tragic events at Polytechnique Montreal in 1989, where 14 woman were murdered.
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