CAMPBELL RIVER – New Democrat MLA Claire Trevena is welcoming $258,000 in funding for seven not-for-profit organizations in North Island communities. The organizations, which offer public safety and environmental programs and services, are receiving the funds through the Community Gaming Grants program. …
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