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Rob Shaw: B.C.’s $3M anti-racism hotline has taken years to launch. Why?

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B.C. Premier David Eby says a racist incident helpline will launch this spring. The government will spend $2.4 million to get the hotline up and running by the spring. Eby admits hate crimes and racism are on the rise in the province. The premier could not explain the delays when I put the question to him.

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Rob Shaw: B.C.’s $3M anti-racism hotline has taken years to launch. Why?

Premier David Eby, who once had oversight of the project, unable to explain delays behind BC 211 hotline

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Rob Shaw: B.C.’s $3M anti-racism hotline has taken years to launch. Why?

Three years and almost $3 million dollars after it was first promised, the B.C. government is just about ready to launch its much-anticipated anti-racism hotline.

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