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First Nations-led Auntie’s House to incorporate cultural practices in Whitehorse youth group home

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The initiative comes months after Canada’s auditor general found significant gaps in the territorial government’s child welfare system, including in how officials respond to reports of suspected harm, complete investigations, and follow up with children receiving support services.

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First Nations-led Auntie’s House to incorporate cultural practices in Whitehorse youth group home

The initiative comes months after Canada’s auditor general found significant gaps in the territorial government’s child welfare system, including in how officials respond to reports of suspected harm, complete investigations, and follow up with children receiving support services.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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