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Manitoba increases funding for program that fosters dialogue between Indigenous, non-Indigenous people

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Circles for Reconciliation has fostered more than 100 small group gatherings across the country since it began in 2016. The Manitoba government has been funding the organization since 2018, when it committed $25,000. The latest round of funding will cover staff salaries for 2021 to 2023.

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Manitoba increases funding for program that fosters dialogue between Indigenous, non-Indigenous people

A national campaign to encourage reconciliation through conversation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians has been given a funding boost from the Manitoba government.

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