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Community Action, March 18, 2002
OTTAWA -- Youth Criminal Justice Act has received Royal Assent and replaces the Young Offenders Act.
The federal government has committed $1 billion over five years for cost-sharing agreements that will help provinces and territories implement the new law.
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The government is also providing additional funding for innovative community-based pilot projects, partnerships and other efforts that will support the renewal of the youth justice system. 613-957-9623
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