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Here’s how one Winnipeg organization is helping people find, and keep, homes

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The non-profit West Central Women’s Resource Centre says it’s seeing success with programs that help people find housing, and keep them safe from evictions, as both the City of Winnipeg and the province vow to do more to help people living in encampments in 2025.

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