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Support given to youth mental health and addictions centre for northern B.C.

Facility proposed by First Nation gets just over $675,000, opening date, location up in the air
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Chief Dolleen Logan of Lheidli T’enneh First Nation welcomes provincial funding of just over $675,000 to help plan a regional youth centre. Premier David Eby announced the support Tuesday in Prince George. (Screencap)

A First Nations leader in northern British Columbia welcomes provincial support for plans to build a regional mental health and addictions centre for youth.

Chief Dolleen Logan of Lheidli T’enneh First Nation, whose traditional territory includes Prince George, said funding of just over $675,000 will help realize the nation’s plans for a regional centre that would offer a range of services.

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Wolf Depner

About the Author: Wolf Depner

I joined the national team with Black Press Media in 2023 from the Peninsula News Review, where I had reported on Vancouver Island's Saanich Peninsula since 2019.
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