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Province signs justice agreements with Manitoba Indigenous leaders

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“Together we will establish policies for the Indigenous Court Work Program to ensure Indigenous people are treated with the dignity and respect they deserve, while ensuring the services provided take into account the unique backgrounds, languages, interests and circumstances of Indigenous people within the criminal justice system.”

“The Southern Chiefs’ Organization is looking forward to providing this valuable service to make an immediate impact in the courtroom for our citizens. We also expect this service to have far-reaching significance for our First Nations,” said Grand Chief Jerry Daniels, SCO.

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