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  MONTREAL Ottawa announced Monday it is pitching in $3.6 million in funding for the Resilience Montreal day centre, helping it buy and renovate a building near Cabot Square to support Indigenous people experiencing homelessness in the city. It is both tremendous news and a relief, said Resilience Montreal s director of development, Nakuset, who described the federal and provincial contributions as historic during Monday s federal videoconference announcement. The federal contribution announced by Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller brings the total to $7.2 million. Nakuset said she needed about $8 million to secure the purchase of the building, the location of which remains confidential during negotiations but will be located near Cabot Square, a gathering place for many members of Montreal s homeless Indigenous population. She is still looking for financing to complete the bid on the building.

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