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Ontario spending $2.7 million to boost mental health training for police officers

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The Ontario government has announced $2.7 million in spending to enhance mental health support for police officers and civilian employees across the province. This funding, allocated through the Skills Development Fund (SDF) Training Stream, aims to train about 160 Peer Support Workers, ultimately b...

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