Tory’s promise for $6 million to youth programs brings hope of shift on gun violence

“It’s a breath of fresh air,” youth worker Abdulkadir Nur said of the mayor’s announcement Monday. “It’s good to see the city invest in communities again.”

The new money should have a dramatic impact for kids who need positive alternatives to violent crime, he said, adding that stable funding has helped him work with the teens at the Jane Finch Community and Family Centre. READ MORE

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