Toronto to fund more summer programs for youth aimed at violence prevention

TORONTO — The City of Toronto is putting forward a "summer safety plan" aimed at tackling youth violence through programs that help young people build skills and secure jobs.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said the initiative will help 3,000 young people

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