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  WINNIPEG More affordable housing options for at-risk, homeless young people recovering from addiction are coming to Brandon, Man. The Government of Canada made the announcement on Wednesday, saying a total of $5.25 million is being invested in the housing initiative. The Government of Canada is providing $3.3 million in funding through the National Housing Co-Investment Fund, and $1.95 million is coming from the Investment in Affordable Housing Agreement with the Government of Manitoba. This investment is a crucial step towards ensuring that the most vulnerable among us have access to the housing and supports that meet their needs,” said Adam Vaughan, parliamentary secretary to the minister of families, children and social development, in a news release.

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